Reply to "ZF oil cooler"

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Which way flows is a gotcha question people like to state but for me, yes I can reverse the direction of the fan but I am not in present need of cooling at speed. Since the cooler is not hooked up if I am in traffic I do so to keep airflow through the engine area when stopped in traffic.

If I ever hook up the fan I had thought about experimenting with ducting air from the bottom of the car or other tricks to force air out the back. A certain type of deflector on the rear vent may block the reversal and siphon but that would take some thought.

Or I may just reverse the fan. Messing with stuff is the fun in it all.

5/18/1712:14 PM

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