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I may see what some fans cost while Im there, and let that be the deciding factor. I can imagine it would clean it up a bit. And I know how much fun
removing the mechanical fan can be sometimes.
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The benefits are that you don't have parasitic loss to the mechanical fan because the electric fans only run when needed. I used the 05+ Silverado fans, they fit pretty well and I only had to cut the tabs off the side and it slid in. I had to adjust the lower radiator hose as well. Then I made some brackets to mount the fan to that use the holes for mounting the upper radiator shroud. I couldn't find an affordable fan harness that I liked, so I end up making my own.
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Yes,the electric fans sound like the way to go, I'm looking to get as much fuel mileage as i can possibly get, so electric fans are on my list. Thanks
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My fans came off of an F-body car. They fit just fine. A little smaller than the radiator size but work really well.
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I ordered my fans off eBay and they where from an F-body and I order the wiring harness from Nelson Performance very nice piece simple install. Done and done!
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Went to pick a part today, they already had wire harness pulled and put in a bag, labeled, ready to go. 2000 5.3 4l60e 4X4 $150.00. ECM with 0411 service# $75.00
Was really wanting to remove the harness myself so I could label and get a mental, but what can you do. Was able to get some goodies for my other build so that
made me feel good. So I got home, pulled the harness out of the bag, first thing I looked for was the data connector, nope not happening. Oh well I'm sure there will
be other stuff I need, they did not have any electric fans, so my list continues. So now off to lt1swap.com for some serious reading
