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in need for the switch that fits in the tube that goes into the radiator. It signals the fan clutch to activate at 200 degrees. Having trouble finding this part or a work around solution.
Does anyone know where i can find a new fan/clutch switch (the one on the radiator inlet(2-wire) as well as the other sensor that is on the driver's side radiator pipe (also a 2-wire)(images). Ive searched several surplus parts sights with no luck
Ok; here is my own humble conclusions on the hub-rattle-growling-shim issue. After finding that my right front hub needed shimming and correcting according to procedure, i still only reduced the total growling noise by about 50%. I had noticed that both front and rear drive-shafts were out of...
has anyone heard of a hub getting hot from a brake that is dragging? I have a right front hub getting hot, -even after being checked, shimmned. It doesnt pull to one side while driving which would indicate a dragging brake, yet i wonder what else it could be making it hot...
It was 62 degrees here today and at the end of a 3 mile test run, the 3 cool hubs felt darn near the same as before i drove. Meanwhile the hub in question was at least 120 degrees. That is simply too much difference. By comparing all 4 bevels/spiders/shafts on all 4 positions, i found an average...
Ok i need some advice: I read up on the hub noise issue and successfully shimmed the front right hub (drivers side didnt need shimming). The growling noise was reduced by half or more with a bit of noise still coming from the rears (i think). The problem is that the right front pumpkin is still...
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