Hey guys, got another challenge here. Engine threw a belt and broke Engine Fan Air Line fitting inside fan clutch. My options are drive with fan “On” continuously, or grab a load home and fix it. Anyone know how badly it will hurt my MPG to drive with fan on continuously?
As always thanks for your responses.
Engine fan air line snapped inside housing
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by RepoweredRookie, Mar 19, 2021.
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No problem, just roll with it. I mean obviously you want to get it fixed sooner than later but I bet you won’t notice the difference in fuel?
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When I had my 3406E Cat the Cat dealer told me that the fan took 27 horsepower to run. Bound to use more fuel though how much, I wouldn't know
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Just grab an easy out and spin it out. Easy peazy.
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I've even used the square, tapered part of a round file to extract fittings in areas too tight to fit a regular easy out.
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