PCMforless Electric Fan Kits

[marshall@pcmofnc]

Eliminate the heavy stock fan and free up power and gas mileage! Our kits include a black powdercoated laser-cut shroud, a high quality SPAL fan, a harness, hardware, appropriate brackets, and instructions for installation. With the 2008+ H3's, a patch will need to be applied to your PCM to operate the fans. This can be done with Hptuners software, we will also do it for free if you send it in (just cover shipping). Typical gains are about 15hp on a V8 and about 10hp on an I5. Gas mileage gains are typically 1-2mpg. With the 2006-2007 H3's, the fan will run off of our harness, which gets signals from a temperature sensor you will install into your radiator hose, and also from the A/C. Typical gains are about 10hp on an I5. Gas mileage gains are typically 1-2mpg.

06-07s are $375
08+s are $335
DIY kits are $325(you have to control these yourself via a switch/sensor of your choice)


http://www.pcmforless.com/index.php?option=com_wrapper&&Itemid=390&&goto=/shopping/H3 Electric Fan Kits.html

 

[Paladine71]

For anyone on the fence, this company has great customer service. I have the fan and the tune, no complaints at all. :thumbs:

 

[marshall@pcmofnc]

Thanks!

 

[RamRod]

@Paladine71 - did you install the fan kit yourself? (ps i know this is old!)

 

[Ron46]

Since you bumped it up, i have a question about the fan kit too lol. The one thing I am worried about it having the fan on with mud or going thru water. Did anybody run a kill switch for it, or can it be done from the non diy kit?

 

[Paladine71]

I had the dealer install it, and yes, I had a kill switch installed for water crossings. It does free up hp and improves mileage a little, but it's loud.

 

[RamRod]

Haha that was going to be my next question (kill switch)

Does it take up any more room then the stock setup?

I notice that a few part that work on the stock v8 don't work on mine because of the supercharger I have, just curious if this will be another one of those scenarios?

 

[Paladine71]

Doesn't seem to, but my memory is a little sketchy on it. Might want to PM the folks at PCMofNC.

 

[Ron46]

Thanks Paladine! Did you get the diy kit or the normal kit, and did you have the dealer re flash your pcm to have the fan work? Thanks. I'm really interested in doing this before the summer. The stock clutch fan kills power during the summer.

 

[Paladine71]

Normal kit, and yes on the reflash. My rig ran a little hot but the fan kept it manageable. The only thing that I don't like about it is the noise.

 

[chaos254]

The stock setup is pretty loud. It is really that much louder?

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[RamRod]

noise wont be an issue for me, the S/C already screams enough as it is!

 

[Paladine71]

You can definitely hear it moving the air, and it moves a lot of it.

 

[nrinzema]

Anyone install this kit in an 06 H3 yet? I would really like to see how the sensor is installed into the radiator hose. Wouldn't like to intoduce a point for leaks to develop!

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[marshall@pcmofnc]

A coupler will splice into the lower hose. The temp sending unit screws into it.

 

[rascole]

A coupler will splice into the lower hose. The temp sending unit screws into it.

Do you have a picture of the coupling?