Yep, same motor as Taurus fan. I am running this one on my car.
I thought everyone knew about this, the Volvo fan is extremely popular too.
No regrets on my decision to go manual disc.
I used the EZ-Wiring kit for my 70 Mach 1, worked great and I would recommend it. Price is great too....
Could you just get rotors turned to take some of thickness off?
I have the GM/Toyota kit and really like it. My car has a mostly stock v8 and the brakes stop great in my opinion. I also switched to a manual...
I added a temp gauge and discovered car was getting to 230 before I would get off highway. I bled the cooling system but have not had a chance to...
Got the Radioshack rheostat today. Anyone got instructions or info on this process?
I just received a 3 rib crank pulley for my A/C on my 73 Maverick 302. This was originally a non A/C car. I need details on how the idler...
Its probably the lighting but the headlights and lower valance look like a much darker blue.
Found one on eBay, ordered.
Looks like there are some stores about an hour away.
http://www.stltoday.com/business/local/radioshack-closings-mark-end-of-an-era/article_e814333b-56a1-5cd5-b0c2-01d7c43752e9.html
How would you adjust it? Is there a screw? Also RadioShack does not exist anymore.
It's been a little while but I believe if I unplug wire from sending unit gauge drops to empty and if I jumper it or ground it spikes past full....
The regulator on back of gauges? If so I replaced and no change.
I ended up replacing fuel sender and problem persisted. The gas needle goes past where you can see when full but when car is lower on gas it...
EFI swap is not that difficult but very time consuming. I unpinned every unnecessary wire and extended harness so I could hide computer behind...
I was looking at my belt routing tonight and realized that I have very little belt that makes contact with water pump pulley. Wondering if maybe...
It is possible to wire backwards and make it a pusher, I have checked and fan is drawing air through radiator.
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