That is actually a good idea. Because even if the viscousius clutch is disengaged. The fan still spins around partially. So there is unnescesary load on the engine.
Is this a good proces for replacement?
- remove the fan of the clutch and remove the fan shroud.
- find and buy an as big as possible electric fan behind the radiator.
- find the signal wire that engage or disengage the fan clutch.
- hack up that wire. Place a relay. And let that signal swith the electric fan on or off.
Optional:
- place 2 smaller electric fans.
- if the signal of the clutch is high. The 2 fans go in series so at low speed.
- place extra coolant temperature sensor and use this signal to switch the fans in parralell or high speed. Place timer. If fans are x time in low speed. Go to high speed.
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Previous car. SUV. From 2011 + 10l/100km to 2017 5,516l/100km.
2017 without holiday: 5,397l/100km
EPA Rated average: 8,1l/100km
Current ride: plug in 285hp hybrid
EPA Rated average: 2,8l/100km
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