Radiator Fan Hitting Shroud at Tawny Priscilla blog

Radiator Fan Hitting Shroud. Usually it means your engine mounts are shot and now the fan is hitting the shroud. I opened the hood and found a broken fan, broken shroud, and punctured radiator. There are two little metal clips that clip to the bottom of your radiator and you slide the bottom of the shroud into them. The solution is a fan shroud. I can't figure out why this happened. Shrouds block out any air that isn't drawn through the radiator, and create a vacuum to expand the fan's ability pull from the entire surface area of the radiator. Do you have a body lift, deep transfer case drop, or motor mount lift? You can adjust the shroud to go further down but do. Any of those can cause the fan to hit the shroud. Since the radiator and shroud are connected to the body and the motor is connected to the frame, yes, doing one or the other will.

Any of those can cause the fan to hit the shroud. I opened the hood and found a broken fan, broken shroud, and punctured radiator. The solution is a fan shroud. Do you have a body lift, deep transfer case drop, or motor mount lift? You can adjust the shroud to go further down but do. There are two little metal clips that clip to the bottom of your radiator and you slide the bottom of the shroud into them. I can't figure out why this happened. Usually it means your engine mounts are shot and now the fan is hitting the shroud. Since the radiator and shroud are connected to the body and the motor is connected to the frame, yes, doing one or the other will. Shrouds block out any air that isn't drawn through the radiator, and create a vacuum to expand the fan's ability pull from the entire surface area of the radiator.

Derale Performance® 16816 Single Electric Radiator Fan with Aluminum

Radiator Fan Hitting Shroud The solution is a fan shroud. Since the radiator and shroud are connected to the body and the motor is connected to the frame, yes, doing one or the other will. Do you have a body lift, deep transfer case drop, or motor mount lift? I can't figure out why this happened. There are two little metal clips that clip to the bottom of your radiator and you slide the bottom of the shroud into them. The solution is a fan shroud. Usually it means your engine mounts are shot and now the fan is hitting the shroud. I opened the hood and found a broken fan, broken shroud, and punctured radiator. Any of those can cause the fan to hit the shroud. Shrouds block out any air that isn't drawn through the radiator, and create a vacuum to expand the fan's ability pull from the entire surface area of the radiator. You can adjust the shroud to go further down but do.