Hi, i want to ask u guys were can i find a good pusher fan that would be good to mount infront of my ac condencer so it can push the hot air through the radiator so the original puller fan can pull it out. While in the highway with the ac on my car used to stay around 200-220 id say normal temp, but i was missing the air dam now i manage to get one from the junkyard and it will now stay between 180 and 200 at highway speeds even if its 90 outside like always here in miami, problem is as soon as i go into traffic temps will reach wellover 240 and even have gone till 260 according to the original gauge, anyways im forced to turn the ac off so the car can cool down, it is an issued considering how damn hot is outside. What i wanna do is hook up a pusher fan infront of the ac condencer that will turn on with the other fan so it can keep hot air out of the condencer thus not heating up my radiator and making the temps go up, the original single fan just cant do it alone.

The reason im asking is cuz while at the junkyard i saw an 82-85 v6 bird that had a small pusher fan infront of the ac condencer, is that original or a mod ? Now if i do this can i just hook the pusher fan with the original fan? Or will it mess up a fuse or something cuz of the extra load. Another thing i could do is hook it up to an aftermarket switch that turns on automatically when car reaches certain temp.

 

Mid 80s Corvettes had these too. Might check around on Ebay and such for one.

 

 

So what i should do is, get the fan then hook the ground well to a ground ofc, the possitive to one of the big terminals on the relay then the other big terminal to the possitive in the battery, now the other terminal on the relay goes to any switch type i wanna use, were can i hook the hot wire to? I want my condencer fan to kick on as soon as my AC is on but i dont want it running with my other fan if i got the ac off, or will i be better off using a temp switch or will that cause the fan to keep running even when i shutoff the car until the temp goes down ?