buckshot
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hi mate
i have a kenlow on my old 87 90 (fitted a 200tdi disco engine) worked a treat for me
robint
Well-Known Member
hi mate
i have a kenlow on my old 87 90 (fitted a 200tdi disco engine) worked a treat for me
buckshot do you know all about tomorrow ie meeting point and time !!
i gorra peugeot 306 on my series - worked a treat, but rangie air con fans are good.
Kenlowe, Pacet , are the best ;I have Zirgo bought from the States beeing a cheaper version, used for hotrods. Kenlowe also have a HD version, seems to be very reliable. I advice not to use the tube type thermostat as will always leak. I use the one placed in the top hose can see it on x-eng site.
If you use it for wading CharlesY the overide should be to switch it OFF.
If the temp setting is right and the temp switch is used with a relay then it should be reliable. There should not be a need to override the thermostat unless you are worried about reliabilty issues.
My 200tdi has a fan from a (I think) renault van, it bolted straight in and looks factory, the 200 runs cool anyway and only comes on during long hill climbs and rambla racing. At all other times it is off I have yet to be caught in traffic for more than 10 minutes but do not expect issues.
JMHO
regards
Dave
If the temp setting is right and the temp switch is used with a relay then it should be reliable. There should not be a need to override the thermostat unless you are worried about reliabilty issues.
My 200tdi has a fan from a (I think) renault van, it bolted straight in and looks factory, the 200 runs cool anyway and only comes on during long hill climbs and rambla racing. At all other times it is off I have yet to be caught in traffic for more than 10 minutes but do not expect issues.
JMHO
regards
Dave
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Well in the end I didn't.
I took advice and ordered one from MM-4x4.com.
The whole "KIT" cost just under £100 delivered.
I am going to fit it as soon as it arrives, and fit a manual over-ride ON switch to it.
CharlesY