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PostPosted: Thu Feb 03, 2011 7:16 am 
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hey guys can some one post up some pics of were they fitted there thermo fan cause mine wont fit and i cant work it out thanks :)


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What sort is it?


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I put mine in the inner guard ( not in the engine bay). Will try and take some pics tonight.

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mattsmadmini wrote:
fitted my thermo (at present just on always through 12v ign. all fused up nicely...

just a 25 buck ebay buy, great flow for a 9"
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fits like a glove!
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There ya go

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PostPosted: Thu Feb 03, 2011 10:13 am 
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How do you mount it in the inner guard? Any major brackets/mods required. Barney has not enjoyed the last few days of sitting in traffic at 40°+. Do they make a noticeable difference? I have a couple of spare switches in the dash that would be handy to be able to flick on some extra air.

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PostPosted: Thu Feb 03, 2011 10:18 am 
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Just found this post. Again, search is your friend....

http://www.ausmini.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=67382&highlight=thermo+fan

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Cooper_Matrikon wrote:
How do you mount it in the inner guard?

You don't. It comes with a fitting kit that attaches it to the radiator through the core.

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One of these puppies?

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Chrome-Body-9-INCH-THERMO-FAN-kit-electric-fan-/220725287949?pt=AU_Car_Parts_Accessories&hash=item3364409c0d#ht_3451wt_1139

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That looks like a good buy for under $40

Those are the mounts I use too.
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How did you fasten that one in Matt?

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I have a rover one in my car. Sits in the inner guard, bolts right in no mods to the car, and has a proper shroud for correct air flow.


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Harley wrote:
I have a rover one in my car. Sits in the inner guard, bolts right in no mods to the car, and has a proper shroud for correct air flow.


Hi Harley,
Do you still have the old fan on the water pump as well as electric rover fan?

I have been wondering if the rover fan would do enough on its own?

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How did you fasten that one in Matt?


The same way AWD mentioned...it did make it a bit more fidely for a while, but have now changed radiator and shroud, so no probs :)

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Real Minis in good condition don't need thermo fans... I'd add a heater core aux radiator instead. :lol: :P

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