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11-25-2004, 12:39 PM
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Location: Houston, Tx.
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Re: electric fan or flex fan
My advice is to use an electric fan or even 2 (puller and pusher). Where ever you get it, make sure it comes with a life time warranty. I use both a puller and a pusher on my car to get adequate cooling. I went through several fans from the auto supply store. They would only last about a year and then quit. I finally found a Hayden at O'Reilly with a life time warranty. Been running them for about 2 years now without problems.
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