Posted by Tractorcedric on October 31, 2023 at 19:00:55 from (63.248.39.33):
Neighbor has a 1950 Chevy 2 ton with a 235 in it. Sometime in the past a good sized electric fan was placed in front of the radiator core. Power for the fan was just hooked right to the key switch. Last time I drove the truck it started to get hot and I noticed the fan was not running. So I had to hold the key in just the right place to get the fan to stay on. He just uses it to pick up small bales with a hay loader. I have replaced the key switch with a heavy duty Pollack switch. Now the fan runs when key is on. I would like to put in a relay and use a temp switch to run it. The heater has been unhooked. So I could put the sender/ switch in the thermostat housing or the side of the water pump. Witch would be the best? Thanks
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