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Taurus electric fans #171941
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I saw a post a while back that some were using these fans.

Is there a certain year or type of Taurus to look for?

4 cyl, V6?

Do they bolt right up?

Any rigging or fabricating involved?

Will any other brands work?

Thanks

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Re: Taurus electric fans [Re: fasteddie] #171942
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Look up 98 V6 Taurus on E bay. you will find a ton for sell. I bought one with a life time warranty for around 125 shipped. Another one that is a good one is a fan off a HHR Chevy. ether one you get you are going to have to fab some mounting brackets etc for. mopar65


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Re: Taurus electric fans [Re: mopar65] #171943
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I don't know what the Taurus fan draws as far as amps, but I checked out a PT Cruiser fan and it draws almost 40 amps, needs a "driver" & a circuit breaker. I found a 16" fan that moves 2500CFM on eBay, draws 17 amps IIRC. Gotta buy the seller's electrical kit separately, but I'm in the whole deal about $75. The fan's also reversible if you need it to push instead of pull. Seller is Skip White (White Performance).

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I have read that the Taurus fan pulls around 4500 cfm and is a 2 speed fan. I don't r member how many amps it pulls off the top of my head. but i am thinking around 40-50 amps. there is a member on the board here that can get you a hhr fan and plug in cheep.I am going for the Taurus fan because my car is going to be a street strip car and don't think 2500 will be enough for me.thanks Mopar65


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Re: Taurus electric fans [Re: mopar65] #171945
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I have read that the Taurus fan pulls around 4500 cfm and is a 2 speed fan. I don't r member how many amps it pulls off the top of my head. but i am thinking around 40-50 amps. there is a member on the board here that can get you a hhr fan and plug in cheep.I am going for the Taurus fan because my car is going to be a street strip car and don't think 2500 will be enough for me.thanks Mopar65


You can get the HHR fan from member/moderator Eric.


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Re: Taurus electric fans [Re: dartman366] #171946
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Mid 90's Ford Taurus 3.8 V6 is the fan to get. High CFM, Oem durability, and cheap at junkyards. I run mine on the high speed circiut wiht a SPAL PWM controller and a 40 amp fuse.

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Azzkikrcuda did you put any kind of foam to the edge of the fan so it would seal to the rad core or did you just bolt the fan to the rad as is? thanks Mopar65


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They are the bestgreat amount of air,but u will need a good alt.and some minor fab skills i have mine in front of my rad.

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I run a mid-90's V6 Taurus one as well...flows big air and pulls lots of amps on startup. You better have a good alt...

Also, I run a maxi-fuse on it with a big relay and a temp control relay.

Re: Taurus electric fans [Re: Quicksilver440] #171950
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Yeah.. I got one from the junky and it works great. I tested in my battery to make sure it worked and it put out more thrust than a Piper Cub propeller ..... Unfortunately it was just a tad bit too deep to fit on my Cordoba so I ordered up an HHR fan. It arrived last week broke in about 5 pieces and it is getting pretty frustrating trying to get GMpartsdirect to replace it.... TBF


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Re: Taurus electric fans [Re: tpabayflyer] #171951
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TBF, I recieved my HHR in less then a week and in perfect condition. Yours took almost A month and its broken into five pieces. That sucks!, I hope you get that issue resolved with GMpartsdirect. mike

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What are the dimensions of the HHR fan? Any one have a pic?

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What are the dimensions of the HHR fan? Any one have a pic?



Fits a 22" rad. perfect.

This pic. curtousy of Goodys

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How many CFM's and amps does the HHR fan pull? How much do they cost? Thanks!


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Don't know the exact CFM but they move a ton of air.....I believe someone checked and said 18 amps at start-up....about $80 shipped with a factory connector.




Eric do you have a part number? You still selling them?

I have a 16" Zirgo that I want to replace.

thanks and merry christmas

codfish

EDIT

Does that thickness of 3.875", include the shroud? And is the shroud included?


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I have the HHR Fan on my radiator as well.





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Yes that 3.875 dimension includes the shroud, and yes it comes all in one molded piece .

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part# 15817306 Fan

part# 12101917 Connector spord.

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