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Old 02-08-2019, 05:54 PM   #41
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Default Re: Best cooling fan for best cooling?

Yes I already discovered them both from other post. I have the new distributor shaft and bushings with the pre drilled shaft and screw. Thanks for the warning.
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Old 02-09-2019, 08:17 AM   #42
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The two blade fan, with the fake water pump studs, allows you to pull the pump without moving the radiator. Don’t forget the cardboard to protect the radiator, though!
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If yet to make a Flush/Backflush tool, here is my home made tool. Rubber Automotive Freeze Plug available from auto parts store. Drilled through the freeze plug undersized hole for garden hose fitting, and a cheap garden hose on/off valve. A little electrical tape to help the adapter fit the coolant hose a little better. Use existing hose clamps. Can be a little fussy to keep it in position/sealed. Use the on off valve to cycle full house water pressure every few seconds. I drain into a large 20 gallon tub positioned under the outlet to inspect results . Do not forget to remove upper hose filter screen while flushing/backflushing. There are other ways to do this, but they required tools etc. I do not have, and this is cheap. Two are needed, one for upper hose diameter, one for lower hose diameter.
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