professorcactus
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electric one? Ok after having overheating issues with this car. Turns out it's the cooling fan. As told by mechanics here. Thanks guys...
Now, I found a more practical solution... I just need instructions on how to go about installing the following motor and removing the hydraulically controlled one that is installed in my 1993 Lexus ES300...
FOUR SEASONS Part # 35407
Radiator Fan Motor; w/o Hydraulic System
That is the item I purchased to solve my problem.
Now I need to know what to do and most important, what NOT to do.
Problem with my car is, it overheats if driven local and cools if over 50 miles per hour. So the hydraulic cooling fan controllers somehow are screwed and no one found the solution.................... I was even told to buy anew power steering pump, that all those are connected.. I want the practical solution... Thanks so much you all I really appreciate your help.
Now, I found a more practical solution... I just need instructions on how to go about installing the following motor and removing the hydraulically controlled one that is installed in my 1993 Lexus ES300...
FOUR SEASONS Part # 35407
Radiator Fan Motor; w/o Hydraulic System
That is the item I purchased to solve my problem.
Now I need to know what to do and most important, what NOT to do.
Problem with my car is, it overheats if driven local and cools if over 50 miles per hour. So the hydraulic cooling fan controllers somehow are screwed and no one found the solution.................... I was even told to buy anew power steering pump, that all those are connected.. I want the practical solution... Thanks so much you all I really appreciate your help.