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Ford Bronco Fan Clutch
The Ford Bronco Fan Clutch is a prehistoric mechanism that controls the flow of cold air over cylinder heads thus controlling the engine heat. Thus it works by either varying the rate of the fan depending on the temperature of the engine or the speed at which it is rotating in a bid to enhance cooling. Said to be situated at the water pump pulley end in Ford Bronco vehicles, the fan clutch is connected to the crankshaft. There have been dry clutches, resonant clutches, and silent clutches used in the different generations of Bronco where fan clutches are applicable; these include viscous or fluid couplings and electronically controlled clutches. These different types vary in the degree of control and power - while the electronically controlled clutches use multiple inputs to adjust the cooling depending on the vehicle's desired performance levels.
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Ford Bronco Fan Clutch Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to check and replace Cooling Fan and fan clutch on Ford Bronco?A: To inspect fan clutch in vehicles, cold start the engine and turn the fan manually to ensure it rotates smoothly. Construct a flat box with an open center through which the fan clutch can fit, start the engine, and listen for that first "roar" when the running fan kicks in. The sound should die away within five minutes. Place the flat box in front of the Radiator, start the engine, and keep it above 2,500 rpm while checking on fan engagement as well as engine temperature. If it reaches the highest safe temperature without engaging the clutch, replace it. Start the engine after removing the board and raise its speed above 2,500 rpm to study the slowing down of funs. Replace the fan clutch if it does not disengage even after five minutes. For the removal of bolt-on fan clutches and their installation, take off the radiator shroud, unscrew the clutch from the Water Pump, and pull out the whole assembly. Reinstallation is a reverse procedure.
