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Old 08-28-2020, 08:38 PM
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Originally Posted by mgarblik View Post
Have you tried to modify the spring on the fan clutch? It may not be the answer but carefully cutting an extra slot in the fan clutch spring retainer will clock the valve slightly and make the fan clutch up at a lower temperature. There is a thread on this in the cooling forum. I modified mine to clutch up 15 degrees sooner and it was able to maintain a lower temperature for a longer period. By the time these new clutches finally clutch up and come close to water pump speed it is too late to stop the temp from continuing to creep. Look at it this way, you can try it and it cost nothing. Here is the title of the thread in heating cooling forum Hayden 2747 & 2797 fan clutches
I have not yet because I knew I was going to remove the pump. But yeah I plan on trying that.

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