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dovf (Guest)

My 1979 (i think series 1) does not have thermo fans, but rather a clutch fan which sits neatly in a metal shroud (kind of like a blanket shroud). Being that it gets warm in the summer down here, my car has been getting warm lately especially with the air con switched on. There does not seem to be any space in front of the radiator as there is only around 55mm between the condensor and the radiator. I'd prefer not to get rid of the clutch fan to change over completely to thermo fans. Has anyone else had any experience with cooling the early model Longchamps?

11/7/088:03 PM

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