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You can swap wires around and it’ll spin opposite way.

but based on fact it’s on rear of radiator it should be pulling/sucking heat out of the radiator

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  On 3/15/2019 at 1:11 PM, LeonL said:

You can swap wires around and it’ll spin opposite way.

but based on fact it’s on rear of radiator it should be pulling/sucking heat out of the radiator

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Yea I did that like noticed it span both ways like just trying to work out which way it should spin like

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Because it’s mounted on the back of the radiator it should be pulling air/heat out of the radiator and into the engine bay

 

if the fan was mounted on the front of radiator you’d want it pushed the heat through and into engine bay 

 

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  On 3/15/2019 at 5:29 PM, LeonL said:

Because it’s mounted on the back of the radiator it should be pulling air/heat out of the radiator and into the engine bay

 

if the fan was mounted on the front of radiator you’d want it pushed the heat through and into engine bay 

 

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Cool

that clears that up cheers bud

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No real pictures yet but have a blitz exhaust to be fitted another half rad a new actuator and just fitted 16” team dynamic alloys.

 

noticed a clunk from the rear end and after investigation it was the bushes in the rear diagonal bar. Luckily I had a spare from the one I’m breaking to go straight on job done.

 

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