can i use this fan in replacement of my stock fan on a 94 ford ranger 4.0L
1758829
No.This fan is a low airflow fan.This fan only cools my 4 cylinder truck without the ac on.To cool with ac I had to add a second fan.To cool a v6 you will need a high flow fan of at 3000 cfm.Those clucth fans flow a ton of air hence the lost engine horsepower.
1758830
Yes I installed on my 94 b4000. Issue is you need a way to the fan on I used a simple relay setup coming off of fuse 7. Which is on in the run position but not the acc position. Use a relay. I would recommend a temp controller from Hayden as well. Truck seems to run way cooler and have little heat out of heater. But yes it does work well.
1758831
I believe there is enough room in front of radiator For the fan just make sure fan is blowing into the radiator if not just need to switch wires
1758832
use 2 3690. i have a 93 ford f150 with 2 3690 mounted in front of my radiator.works grate.richard
1532771
Sorry it has taken me so long to respond. I bought my fan several months ago but it didn't completely fail until a few days ago at which time i did the replacement job. I took a photo of my installation and can email it to whoever needs it. The fan housing is designed to accept either a 4 inch or 5 inch inside diameter rubber coupling on either inlet or outlet. I have a 4 inch ID coupling.
164800
This downrod is not dedicated to the "Hunter" name brand. You certainly can use this part with ANY fan that will accept a 3/4" downrod. The size the downrod alone, is the critical item that determines what fan (any brand) that is will fit.
2093338
Not what the fan is designed for, you must follow all of the manufacturers installation instructions and recommendations. There is listed equipment for that particular installation.
1957497
i really don't remember any more but i can tell you if it is going in to a vehical the size of a 94 ford ranger there is more then enough room with removal of oe fan
2098207
A fan is a fan as long as it meets the specs and there is not a major size difference 95% of the time they are interchangeable. Fan and motor housings are common spec'd. This has an extra long spindle so it will work pretty much universal. Other thing to watch for is rotatation. Some can be wired either and some are hard wired in one direction.Good luck. This worked for my older Rheem perfect.
2098209
A fan is a fan as long as it meets the specs and there is not a major size difference 95% of the time they are interchangeable. Fan and motor housings are common spec'd. This has an extra long spindle so it will work pretty much universal. Other thing to watch for is rotatation. Some can be wired either and some are hard wired in one direction. Good luck. This worked for my older Rheem perfect.
1589510
Best guess is that unless you are a mechanical wizard the integrated nature of the motor and fan will not allow you to merely replace the current motor with this motor. I found that the motor was customized to the fan and could not be just attached. I ordered an entirely different and fully contained replacement for my nutone fan, though I cannot find on my system where I ordered it now. DJH
210576
Sorry Pete I don't. It was way too short for my application and the shaft size was too small. I gave the motor away. I ended up buying two computer cooling fans for my cooler and they worked great. Had to go some modification to make them work but it came out better than the original motor.
440116
I think you will be fine using the stock fan with the usage that you laid out. It's a really impressive little chip, enjoy.
1230247
Yes the fan is an identical match, however the pulley is upside down. It is a tapered shaft. You can get a replacement pulley from Jacks Small Engines for $30.00. With this being said I put the same transaxle on my bobcat Leo, with a few modifications. The transaxle from Amazon is directionally the same and 1200.00 cheaper than anywhere else.
683679
No it's not. The threads do not align properly and it's a bit too bulky. If you need another 200mm fan. Pull out your existing 200mm fan and find the model number. Buy that one instead.
1018487
Depends on the housing. I don't think you'll know for sure until you unpack it and match it against the current guts. I had an older model and it didn't match up. Even though the housing was exactly the same size and fit in the old opening, the fan didn't lock into place the same way. The design was improved. That said, the 9093 I had was pretty old. It came with the house we bought in 2008, and it looked like it had been in there for a while.
1957498
this fan works well in my 1963 Falcon with a 351 Cleveland in it and Luminum 3 core radiator it fits with no problems I also have a electric water pump ,I have no idea what vehicle its in what size you already read your is or what engine size you have but like I said it works great in my 63 Ford Falcon and I have plenty of room hope this helped
498635
I'm sorry but I'm really not sure. It's been awhile since the fan was installed. Your best bet is to check with the manufacturer.
393293
if your old one looks like it,and,most importantly has the four little switches in the battery compartment,you should be ok.But,too make sure,call the people that i bought it from. They're in Texas,Ceiling fan parts superstore....they're GREAT people ! Hope that this helped you!
809912
hello my friend, off course, the fan is a spare part, so, you can change it easy, just remember to buy a 120 mm fan. (sorry for my english, im studing it yet.)