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<blockquote data-quote="stutaeng" data-source="post: 27112" data-attributes="member: 6175"><p>I would honestly just keep the mechanical fan. AFAIK, the HDs have always kept the mechanical fans, even the current generation of trucks, gas or diesel. The reason is mechanical fan cools better under really heavy towing. It's simple and and it works. At idle is where electric fans offer benefit because they can get more airflow for the AC in summer months.</p><p></p><p>You can teardown the bottom end, clean and inspect, and even reuse if it has minimal wear. Just keep everything in order. A 6' foldable table with cardboard works just fine. You can even make notes on the cardboard with a sharpie, to keep track of direction or orientation.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="stutaeng, post: 27112, member: 6175"] I would honestly just keep the mechanical fan. AFAIK, the HDs have always kept the mechanical fans, even the current generation of trucks, gas or diesel. The reason is mechanical fan cools better under really heavy towing. It's simple and and it works. At idle is where electric fans offer benefit because they can get more airflow for the AC in summer months. You can teardown the bottom end, clean and inspect, and even reuse if it has minimal wear. Just keep everything in order. A 6' foldable table with cardboard works just fine. You can even make notes on the cardboard with a sharpie, to keep track of direction or orientation. [/QUOTE]
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