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[QUOTE="bbbxcursion, post: 360999, member: 182"] Having a lock up switch for the Cummins fan clutch is a pain. It's just another thing to monitor.-That's how mine used to be set up. The 6.0 radiator fits great, make sure you get the upper radiator mounts for them. But the 6.0 radiator isn't too much bigger than the 7.3. Maybe try ditching the Fluidampner and put the V10 fan clutch and a 7.3 fan blade with a 7.3 fan shroud? Sell the Fluidampner and pay for all the parts you had to buy. My current set up is: 6.0 radiator/shroud, 7.3 fan blade, and a V10 fan clutch. I recently towed 10k when it's 110+ outside and not had a problem with overheating. I have 2 electric fans in front of the condensor so the a/c is cooler in traffic too. [/QUOTE]
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