Hey David, the Derale transmission cooler part #D15200 that you referenced does not come with a thermostat or any install kit components but if you wanted a similar option that does have all of that you would want the part #D15500.
That's pretty hard to give an exact answer on but with the install of the Derale Electra-Cool Combo Engine and Transmission Cooler Assembly w/ Fan #D15200 you'd see the fluid stay right around 175 degrees in traffic on a hot day since the fan…
Many of the Grand Design Imagine RV's are pre-wired for the Furrion Vision S Wireless RV Backup Camera System. This is available in two different configurations; #FOS43TASF for 4.3" or the #FOS05TASF for a 5"monitor. These are both…
In regards to the Derale Thermal Fan Clutch with Reverse Rotation part #D22140, the distance from the mounting surface to the end of the shaft is 1-13/16" and the distance from the mounting surface to the end of the clutch is 1-3/4". I went…
The Dexter Trailer Hub and Drum Assembly, part #84546UC3, is a trailer hub and drum with the lug nuts, bearings, bearing races, grease cap and grease seal included. It is designed to fit 3,500-lb axles. After removing your old drum and cleaning the…
We will have several different pre packed hub assemblies for you to choose from depending on if you need a hub for drum brakes or hubs for an idler axle. Here is a list of hubs for both drum and idler axles in the different bolt patterns that use the…
The correct hub and drum assembly to use with the Dexter Trailer Axle Beam with E-Z Lube Spindles #6340624 is the Dexter Trailer Hub and Drum Assembly #8-201-5UC3-EZ. A set of this hub and drum have a 5,200 lb capacity just like the axle, has an E-Z…
Hey Brian, yes the grease seal of the Easy Grease Trailer Hub and Drum Assembly for 3.5K Axles #AKHD-545-35-EZ-K is designed to prevent grease from getting on the brake components. But what I would guess happened to you is that you overfilled the hub…
Hey Jairo. So we do not offer a direct replacement for the Norcold N611, but we do have a good replacement option for you. It really comes down to what will fit in your cutout space. Take a look at the Norcold RV Refrigerator w/ Freezer - 8.2 cu ft -…
We have an abundance of steps for you to choose from whether you prefer to replace the current steps on your Jayco Eagle or use free-standing steps such as the Econo Porch Trailer Step, #EHS-102-R-HR. However, RV steps are not specific to the make,…
All the brake controller needs to sense a trailer connection so that you can test it is a slight amperage draw on the output circuit. For that you can use a circuit tester like the part #PTW2993 with one pin grounded and the other on the output pin.…
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Radiator Fans with 5500 CFM airflow built for demanding cooling
Need strong airflow for a bigger engine or tow rig? 5500 CFM radiator fans deliver the volume to help keep temps in check when the work gets heavy. Pick a puller that sits behind the radiator or a pusher in front based on available space, and confirm your clearances before you choose so everything fits without hassle.
An alternator upgrade isn't automatically required. Check the fan's listed amp draw and compare it to your alternator's output, and note any fuse rating the fan specifies. If you tow or climb long grades, factor in the added electrical load and confirm your wiring and fuse can handle the draw.
It can be, but it depends on your engine and cooling setup. Verify that 5500 CFM meets your airflow goals, especially when towing or pulling grades. Make sure the shroud and placement are correct to move air through the radiator. Use a temperature gauge to monitor results and adjust if needed.
Choose based on space. A puller mounts behind the radiator and pulls air through; confirm you have the depth for it. If space is tight behind the radiator, mount a pusher in front, assuming there's enough room. Measure carefully and match your available space to the fan's overall size and depth.
Fit isn't vehicle specific; it depends on space. Measure the available width, height, and depth around your radiator. Check if you can fit a puller fan behind the radiator; if not, see if there's room in front for a pusher. Compare your measurements to the fan's overall dimensions and depth before committing.
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