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Radiator Fans with 2200 CFM for tight spaces

Going with a 2200 cfm radiator fan makes sense when your engine's cooling need is below the 3400 to 4500 cfm a 5.9 liter can require and you're working with limited space. For highest efficiency, set it up as a puller between the radiator and engine; if clearance is tight, run it as a pusher between the radiator and grille. For control, add an adjustable thermostat with a radiator hose probe set between 32 and 240 degrees, or use a lighted switch.
Use an adjustable fan-control thermostat with a radiator hose probe to automatically control the fan, with temperatures set between 32 and 240 degrees. You can also use a lighted switch to manually control when the fan is used. Verify mounting and wiring space before installation.
No; for a 5.9 liter engine the normal CFM requirement is between 3400 and 4500, so 2200 CFM would be undersized. Choose the largest fan that meets your engine cooling requirement. Also make certain you have sufficient room to install the fan.
Use it as a puller fan for the highest efficiency. Mount it between the radiator and the engine so it pulls air through the radiator. If clearance is an issue, install it as a pusher fan between the radiator and the grille.
Add a combination transmission / oil cooler to help with stress from towing. Find a location with sufficient room to mount the cooler. Know your transmission line size before ordering adapters; common sizes include 1/2 inch, 3/8 inch, and 5/16 inch.