Remove the fixed fan and install an thermostatically? controlled (in
around 90-100?C and out around 5?C above the thermostat opening temp)
electric fan between engine and radiator that fits within the space
available as near to the radiator core as possible, preferably with a
bespoke frame that fits properly on the mounting points of the radiator
and holds the fan. There are several suppliers of such kits. Also fit an
override switch for the fan.
The fixed fan is not really needed at speed and fairly useless in a
traffic jam.
Kees Oudesluijs
Op 30-8-2018 om 10:15 schreef Thomas Willig:
> Hello,
>
> has someone on the list installed an electric cooling fan on his BN1 / BN2
> without cutting out the crossed bars in front of the radiator? Maybe a pull
> through fan on the rear?
>
> I am considering to install a cooling fan as in summer, temperatures above
> 85, I feel uneasy in stop and go traffic.
> ...and yes, my engine, timing, radiator is all in perfekt condition.
>
> Please advise
>
> Thomas Willig
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