1993 sc300 fan shroud
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1993 sc300 fan shroud
I need to replace the radiator fan shroud. It looks like the radiator needs to be removed to get the existing shroud out. Is this correct or am I missing something? I searched but could not find an answer.
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tried to take mine out too because it was broken on the bottom, i think your best bet is to remove the fan instead of the radiator. its less messier because youll save yourself from having to drain and refill the rad with coolant.
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Thank you for your help. My car is completely original with very few miles on it. I maintain it and replace broken parts. Roll down your windows, you do not need air conditioning. Have a good day.
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what is the purpose of fan shroud? do we really need it coz I broke mine and I am having a hard time finding it.
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if you have the stock clutch fan then it moves a lot of air. its very efficient. the radiator on our cars is huge too.
i havent had a shroud on my car since fall of 2007. summer, winter; daily driving or drifting the car has never overheated without the shroud in place.
i guess i offended the OP that does everything "proper" and maintains his vehicle
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I didn't have a fan shroud for the first 6 months I had my SC300. I got one eventually and I think it is more aesthetically pleasing, plus it cant hurt any can it? The shroud is just meant to channel air toward the engine...I guess my point is if you don't have one, don't worry about it, but keep in mind it wasn't put there for no reason.
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the purpose is to direct air from the clutch fan to the radiator. its a duct plain and simple.
if you have the stock clutch fan then it moves a lot of air. its very efficient. the radiator on our cars is huge too.
i havent had a shroud on my car since fall of 2007. summer, winter; daily driving or drifting the car has never overheated without the shroud in place.
i guess i offended the OP that does everything "proper" and maintains his vehicle
if you have the stock clutch fan then it moves a lot of air. its very efficient. the radiator on our cars is huge too.
i havent had a shroud on my car since fall of 2007. summer, winter; daily driving or drifting the car has never overheated without the shroud in place.
i guess i offended the OP that does everything "proper" and maintains his vehicle
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my car has been drifted and daily driven for almost 2 years with no fan shroud...rain or shine.
the radiator on our car is huge. it keeps it cool no matter what pretty much. we dont have honda sized radiators. the a/c condenser on our car is bigger then a honda radiator
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In Ohio, I probably wouldn't worry about replacing it. If you were in southern AZ like me, my answer would be different. You also have the option of installing electric fans, which eliminate the need for a shroud, free up a little horsepower, makes wrenching a little easier, and increase fuel mileage.
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dont ditch your fan shroud if you live in area that gets 100 plus degrees you will overheat at stops i made this mistake i thought my fan clutch was bad changed it car still overheated put back the fan shroud car didnt overheat
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