SuperMotors SuperMotors SUPERMOTORS Search — try “orange Bronco on 35s”
Join
Home/ Registry/ Ford/ Bronco/ 1987–1991/ “Street Truck”/ Lincoln electric fan install supermotors.net/registry/1725/56849

Album section

Lincoln electric fan install

From 1989 Ford Bronco “Street Truck” — documented by Tim Crase.

84 photos 2 videos
← Back to this vehicle
1989 Ford Bronco - Very complete kit from StruckBy Cables 1989 Ford Bronco - The other half 1989 Ford Bronco - This hooks to switched power 1989 Ford Bronco - 3 way switch for normal AUTO operation, Manual OFF, and manual ON 1989 Ford Bronco - Fuse block 1989 Ford Bronco - Nice large 40 amp fuse 1989 Ford Bronco - Everything else hidden in this box 1989 Ford Bronco - Temp sensor 1989 Ford Bronco - Idiot light...will blink when switch is in OFF position ro remind me to turn it back on 1989 Ford Bronco - Close-up of a wiring harness with a ring terminal, suggesting a part related to an electrical installation. 1989 Ford Bronco - The 2 Grounds for this system 1989 Ford Bronco - Main power lead 1989 Ford Bronco - Plug for the fan 1989 Ford Bronco - Plug for LED idiot light 1989 Ford Bronco - Even came with thermostat housing, gasket and zip ties 1989 Ford Bronco - Here is my Lincoln mark 8 fan 1989 Ford Bronco - Plug where the harness hooks up 1989 Ford Bronco - Had to open the box 1989 Ford Bronco - Close-up of a Bosch 12V 75A relay, part number 0 332 002 150, made in Malaysia. 1989 Ford Bronco - Stock clutch fan 1989 Ford Bronco - Gone. And I pulled a stud so I can replace them with bolts 1989 Ford Bronco - Gotta find room over here for the control box 1989 Ford Bronco - I will come thru the firewall here 1989 Ford Bronco - Going to get rid of the little switch bracket thingy under the dash, making a new plate to cover up the change hole, and it will use 3 ARB… 1989 Ford Bronco - Leaving the seats/console out while I do this so I have room 1989 Ford Bronco - Cleaned up the pulley since the fan wont be on it anymore 1989 Ford Bronco - Cleaning up with the radiator out 1989 Ford Bronco - Close-up view of engine components including the air intake system and air conditioning compressor. 1989 Ford Bronco - Close-up view of a vehicle's engine bay, showing various mechanical parts and electrical connections. 1989 Ford Bronco - Seeing how the fan looks on the radiator 1989 Ford Bronco - These mounts gotta go 1989 Ford Bronco - Modified plastic bracket with metal tab, likely for an automotive part installation. 1989 Ford Bronco - A modified electric fan shroud sits on a wooden surface, possibly for installation. 1989 Ford Bronco - And these 1989 Ford Bronco - A damaged electric fan shroud shows signs of repair with adhesive, resting on a workbench with boxes in the background. 1989 Ford Bronco - Ground down to clean up the cuts 1989 Ford Bronco - Back on the radiator 1989 Ford Bronco - First mounting strip 1989 Ford Bronco - Holes for the fan 1989 Ford Bronco - Secured with locknuts 1989 Ford Bronco - Back on the radiator 1989 Ford Bronco - Other side 1989 Ford Bronco - Looks solid 1989 Ford Bronco - In the truck 1989 Ford Bronco - Top veiw 1989 Ford Bronco - Drivers side 1989 Ford Bronco - I will use these studs and nuts to hold on the pulley 1989 Ford Bronco - Four bolts with integrated washers and nuts, along with an Allen wrench, are laid out on a wooden surface. 1989 Ford Bronco - Hole in the firewall 1989 Ford Bronco - Wiring harness visible under the dashboard of a vehicle, possibly for an aftermarket installation. 1989 Ford Bronco - Box mounted 1989 Ford Bronco - Fuse block mounted 1989 Ford Bronco - Close-up of aftermarket ignition and wiring components installed in a vehicle's engine bay. 1989 Ford Bronco - Wires ran inside for switch and idiot light 1989 Ford Bronco - Custom wiring and power outlets are visible in the interior of a vehicle. 1989 Ford Bronco - Had to take off my shiny waterneck 1989 Ford Bronco - SUPERSTAT 1989 Ford Bronco - New waterneck with sensor port 1989 Ford Bronco - 185/200 sensor 1989 Ford Bronco - Installed 1989 Ford Bronco - Pulley reinstalled with stud/nuts 1989 Ford Bronco - Gatorback poly belt 1989 Ford Bronco - Tools are staged around the engine bay, ready for work on the alternator, distributor, and hoses. 1989 Ford Bronco - Almost done 1989 Ford Bronco - Engine bay view shows a Ford V8 with aftermarket valve covers and wiring modifications. 1989 Ford Bronco - Close-up view of a vehicle's engine bay, showing the intake manifold, battery, and radiator. 1989 Ford Bronco - Done 1989 Ford Bronco - Fan soundsVideo 1989 Ford Bronco - Turning on while runningVideo 1989 Ford Bronco - Marked out where the switches go, and drilled holes in the corners 1989 Ford Bronco - Rough cutting it out with my little jigsaw 1989 Ford Bronco - A metal plate is being worked on in a vise, with tools visible in the background. 1989 Ford Bronco - These are the switches going in 1989 Ford Bronco - Cut this section out of all 3 1989 Ford Bronco - Flipped the plate to cut the other side 1989 Ford Bronco - Cleaned up the cuts with a small metal file, and filed them to the correct size 1989 Ford Bronco - Checking to make sure the switches fit 1989 Ford Bronco - Nice fit, see how the tabs on top and bottom lock it in 1989 Ford Bronco - All 3 switches installed 1989 Ford Bronco - This is where the switches will go, dont need this pocket anyway 1989 Ford Bronco - Like this 1989 Ford Bronco - Bolted on 1989 Ford Bronco - Custom dashboard switch panel with labels for fans, driving lights, and rock lights, likely for aftermarket accessory control. 1989 Ford Bronco - Backside 1989 Ford Bronco - Printout for the switches 1989 Ford Bronco - Switch panel installed in the truck