ever since i installeded my fluidyne I lost the ac fan. and i noticed that when I lost the fan my ac is not as cold as it was. Is there a way to get another fan like a fal or some sort to get my ac fan back. thanks
Luis oh this is for a 95 gsr

 

I think Fluidyne sells a brand that you can attach to the rad itself, but in my case, I just used some welding equipment, welded some brackets aand put my stock fan on the rad. Never had air that cold in my life, took about 5 minutes to make the brackets, and for never welding, it looks like Fluidyne did it, I cant take some pics if you want..

 

could you please my ac turned really warm after that install
thanks

 

I don't know how well these pics turned out, so lets hope it helps..



^ you can see the weld spots where I mounted the old AC fan.. I made a little clip thats the shape of an L to hold the bottom on aswell..



^ both fans running, also shows you that they fit perfetly along the back of the rad..

 

you used aluminum for the brackets? how hard was it to weld. ps never weld before in my life. thanks for the pics Luis

 

Yeah, you could probably take it to any metal shop and get them to weld it for 15-20 bucks, its easy..

 

Yeah you won't get cold air w/o the fan. When we were at NOPI last year (my car and my friend's Civic both inside the speedway), somehow the screw came out of the A/C fan on my friend's Civic, so he had no cold air. I busted out my handy tap and die set and re-tapped the hole in the fan blades so that I could use a screw I had laying around in my toolbox, and voila! he had cold air once again.

 

If you have a newer teg you never have had very cold air. I have a '98 GSR and have to say it is the worst A/C I have had. BeCool also makes some adjustable fan brackets that will work, no welding required.

 

can i just go to some auto parts store and get some brakets you think

 

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Why is that? My 94 uses R134a and the A/C is pretty darn cold, 140K miles on the car and engine as well. Are newer ones less effective?

 

Yeah, I have a 95 LS and with the Fluidyne rad I can chizel my ball hairs off.. its really cold (excuse my french)..

 

i went to the local auto supply store and they don't sell any uni brackets I might just buy the fluidyne fan with the brackets what you guys think and where would be a good place to buy.

 

FAL makes a dual fan thats realy thin. it fits perfectly.

 

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I vouch for that, great brand aswell.. but can be pricey!! but your buying a fluidyne rad, go big or go home and weld like I did haha

 

I found this on the web site but I can't find a price I'll give them a call later on today and inform you all

 

holy **** nopi has them for 400$$$

 

okae sorry if im going off topic but i replaced my radiator about 3 months ago and ever since i/ve only seen one fan work and only when my AC is on [the one closest to the passenger side] i dont remember if the other side [drivers side] has turned on but i havent seen it turn on since...are both suppose to be on at once or is this normal!?!?

 

mine did that too, then I changed the fuses and they both started working!