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04-24-2011, 07:23 PM
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Crank Fan Removal on 2005
I have a 2005 and there is both the fan on the crank and an electric fan on my truck in front of the radiator...If i removed the one on the crankshaft would that help me at all or would it cause more harm than good? The electric one i have only heard cut on when the truck actually starts up so is it not designed to cool the truck and is just there as a back up of can i remove the other one and be fine?
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Stephen Hoke '05 "FX2" 2.3L "Mods"-Intake Silencer, Dynoamx SuperTurbo Exhaust, blinker Mod, K&N, Blacked out windows, Red Interior Lights, RED Grille Night Rider Light, full LEDs, LED red underglow kit, upsized tires, toolbox, spray in bedliner, billet grille 
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