Electric Cooling Fans, A Smart Upgrade (Part 1)

Electric cooling fan perform when you need it and are silent when you don't. They are a great upgrade for our British cars.

[@The_Flying_Yeti]

THIS CHANNEL IS FUCKING AMAZING please excuse my language, but I wanted to make sure you got the full effect of my excitement towards this channel.

[@lliaolsen728]

The DP is a genius. I love the mix of white background / Product / Talking hands. I'm guessing it's green screen or blue screen.

[@spelunkerd]

That's a great review, a very thorough discussion of issues that went through my head a year ago. I still haven't gotten around to an electric fan upgrade for my 5.9L 1998 Dodge Ram, but every time I stop at the gas station I wonder if I should. I've heard that you get about 1-2 mpg from that, though I don't know if that is accurate. The two issues that came to mind were whether my alternator is up to the extra amperage, and how my repair would be delayed if I needed to swap the rad. For the latter I probably would order more of those clips right away so they are on hand, not delaying future repair. Do you supply a kit for the above vehicle? (by the way, you want to fix the title of part 2).

[@markellis4229]

A bit of cardboard in front of the radiator in the winter would more than do lol 😂🤣🤣

[@bisonuberti]

You need to let the consumer know that this fan does not fit any of the MG Midgets. It is too tall for the radiator. You should also state that on your web-site page.

[@TopSecretVid]

My 1987 Audi 5000 Turbo has an electric fan..lol..

[@ryanrodgersss]

Is there a person connected to the hands?

[@koburacape4222]

Chip Douglas No. They're Thing's brothers.

[@jbstepchild]

Yes there is but only the president knows for sure