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Car: 88 Trans Am GTA
Engine: 350
Transmission: 700R4
Axle/Gears: 12 bolt 3.73
Fan switch
Got a 160 stat in the car. Hypercrap fan switch has crap'd the bed already. I found a ron francis on at 176 off at 161. Quality on it seems questionable so I was hoping to find an alt with better quality.
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SW555 is a good switch for lower temps on around 212 and off around 205. Probably a good thing yours went it was set way to low for proper engine operation
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Sorry, 195 on. Part number 60600
Couple this with a 180* thermostat, a good dual fan set up (I recommend LS1 fan swap because it basically drops in with some minor dremel work) and you'll be all set.
Couple this with a 180* thermostat, a good dual fan set up (I recommend LS1 fan swap because it basically drops in with some minor dremel work) and you'll be all set.
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I am on my third Ron Francis AR33. So far, I have had 2 fail in one car. They both lasted around 10-11 months. My other car has been running the came Hypertech switch for 13 years. From what I can find, the Ron Francis has the closest temperature operation range to the Hypertech switch. I believe the Hypertech switch isn't available any more. At least it wasn't the last time I tried to buy one.....
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I am on a wells SW555 for 4 years now
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Car: 1989-92 FORMULA350 305 92 Hawkclone
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Re: Fan switch
hypercrap 4026 and a 160 t-stat for over 20 yrs in one of my cars. Same in the others just not as many yrs.
Only problem is a melted connector when I didn't get it clipped on all the way.
Only problem is a melted connector when I didn't get it clipped on all the way.
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Car: 1984 T/A
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Re: Fan switch
Sorry, 195 on. Part number 60600
Couple this with a 180* thermostat, a good dual fan set up (I recommend LS1 fan swap because it basically drops in with some minor dremel work) and you'll be all set.
Couple this with a 180* thermostat, a good dual fan set up (I recommend LS1 fan swap because it basically drops in with some minor dremel work) and you'll be all set.
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