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They look the same but I've never tried swapping them.
Beware of how the blades may have gotten bent;
usually from someone blocking off the flow from the radiator with cardboard for more heat but leaving the top, bottom or edges uncovered.
Beware of how the blades may have gotten bent;
usually from someone blocking off the flow from the radiator with cardboard for more heat but leaving the top, bottom or edges uncovered.
Oh....I better check my blades...I have been using the cardboard thing for a few years..
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The cardboard should cover the entire radiator except with a 8" hole cut of of the center so that the fan thermostat clutch doesn't lock the fan on.
If the cardboard doesn't cover all the way out to the edge of the radiator every time a fan blade passes from a place where there is airflow to no airflow the fan blade flexes a little till it bends and eventually breaks off.
Seen it happen several times.
Only effects fans with metal blades, plastic ones don't seem to mind the flexing.
If the cardboard doesn't cover all the way out to the edge of the radiator every time a fan blade passes from a place where there is airflow to no airflow the fan blade flexes a little till it bends and eventually breaks off.
Seen it happen several times.
Only effects fans with metal blades, plastic ones don't seem to mind the flexing.
The cardboard should cover the entire radiator except with a 8" hole cut of of the center so that the fan thermostat clutch doesn't lock the fan on.
If the cardboard doesn't cover all the way out to the edge of the radiator every time a fan blade passes from a place where there is airflow to no airflow the fan blade flexes a little till it bends and eventually breaks off.
Seen it happen several times.
Only effects fans with metal blades, plastic ones don't seem to mind the flexing.
If the cardboard doesn't cover all the way out to the edge of the radiator every time a fan blade passes from a place where there is airflow to no airflow the fan blade flexes a little till it bends and eventually breaks off.
Seen it happen several times.
Only effects fans with metal blades, plastic ones don't seem to mind the flexing.
I will from now on with a 8" or so hole in the center.....
The cardboard should cover the entire radiator except with a 8" hole cut of of the center so that the fan thermostat clutch doesn't lock the fan on.
If the cardboard doesn't cover all the way out to the edge of the radiator every time a fan blade passes from a place where there is airflow to no airflow the fan blade flexes a little till it bends and eventually breaks off.
Seen it happen several times.
Only effects fans with metal blades, plastic ones don't seem to mind the flexing.
If the cardboard doesn't cover all the way out to the edge of the radiator every time a fan blade passes from a place where there is airflow to no airflow the fan blade flexes a little till it bends and eventually breaks off.
Seen it happen several times.
Only effects fans with metal blades, plastic ones don't seem to mind the flexing.
Hmmm, never seen or done that either. I do usually cut a hole in the middle though.
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