[6pack] Electric cooling fan: pusher or puller?

[Lfm614 at aol.com]

Reliably? 
 
You could wire an LED or pilot light in series with the motor, this would  
tell you when it is running, not off.  This would detect open circuits and  
motor failures if it is not a short.......of course there is always the  
temperature gauge or you could use a hi temp idiot light on the dash set  slightly 
above normal operating temp
 
Lou
 
 
In a message dated 1/7/2009 10:27:47 A.M. Central Standard Time,  
slbridge at hotmail.com writes:

Is there  an easy, reliable way to wire the system to let a person know if the
fan  has quit running? Without a mechanical fan, an electric only set-up  
could
cost a lot of money and cause heartache.> Date: Wed, 7 Jan 2009  08:24:16
-0700> From: 75teer6 at gmail.com> To: 6pack at autox.team.net>  Subject: [6pack]
Electric cooling fan: pusher or puller?> > What is  the preference for an
electric cooling fan? Pusher or Puller?> As a  Pusher, there seems to be 
easier
mounting points in front of the> rad,  but the fan and housing will reduce the
free flow of air to the>  rad.> As a Puller the free air flow is better but
mounting is less>  convenient and the mechanical fan extension must be
replaced.> > I  would appreciate comments and opinions, thank oyu,> > Henri>  
75
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