Maybe it will, but I can't afford to put even more money into something that
MIGHT work. I know the factory fan works. I also know the 150 fan DOES NOT
work in my truck. I simply do not have the finacial means to put another
$100.00 into something that's not working the way it's supposed to in a
gamble that it will solve the problem.
With my factory fan, the only time I hit 210 is in very extended stop and go
traffic. And, if it does start to climb, all I have to do is put the truck
in neutral and raise the RPM's a little bit. The more revs, the faster the
fan turns. The same can't be said about an electric fan. What you get, is
what you get.
John
>I agree, a pusher will probably do the trick... I'm in Atlanta with 95-100
>degree temps and I have to sit a good while with the AC maxxed out in Rush
>hour traffic to get to 210 degrees. I'm thinking of adding a pusher and a
>bigger Alternator (for my stereo and other stuff) just for the extra
>comfort
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