Powerful Performance: Flex-a-lite 262 Diesel Fan for Dodge 94-02 - Unleash Ultimate Cooling Efficiency! Review

! went on a 2500 mile trip with my horse trailer and 2 horses. Total weight was 10,200 pounds including the truck weighed on the scale. My truck is a 2002 Dodge 3500 with a diesel engine. Uphill and downhill through Kentucky, Tennessee to Live Oak, Florida. The fans work great. the engine was cold.

I installed the battery cable attachment from an old wire radiator. You can also add screws to the chassis frame. I haven't had any problems and have been using it for 9 months now. I haven't had any overheating issues since I've been wearing it. I'm towing a 27ft camper and when I'm driving uphill it seems to let in enough air.

I get 20 plus mpg compared to an average of 17.6 mpg in my 2001 Dodge Ram 4x4 Diesel. I've noticed on a steep climb where in the past the automatic came out of OD about halfway up the hill, now it just keeps blowing into OD. There is some concern hauling a heavy (13,500lb) trailer up a hill without a 10,000cfm clutch fan, I had to climb vines three times to cool off. I'm planning to separate the transmission cooling with an external cooler and see what that does for me. So far I am very happy…

If your Cummins diesel engine is for everyday use and you don't tow this could probably work for you, but if you tow, even a light one (I tow one 21-foot trailer), this will cause you to be stranded on the side of the road overheated. With my stock fan and fairing, I could tow 65 mph on the interstate, and the engine temp never went above 195 degrees. First hike this summer after installing Flex-a-lite and the first steep climb. I used to just drive over the top and my temp gauge was 240, the…