Can you use it in air cooled wisconsin motors
1551226
I am not sure. I personally do not see the harm, but I am not a mechanic. sorry I could not be much of a help.
1551227
I would not! I run both air cooled and water cooled. Even if you run an external filter with air cooled you always change your oil every 3 - 5 k miles! If you normally don't drive your air cooled in winter you should start the car every couple of weeks and run for 10 mins to keep valves and especially lifters coated in oil.
1999990
i use 2 as pusher fans in 92 ranger with 302 ho efi engine runs cool as cucumber in south carolina heat and a/c will freeze you to death
1923872
the motor isn't designed to get wet, if you are able to keep the motor dry outside use would be OK as long as temps are above freezing,
1845308
There is no reason you can't use this in a closed loop cooling system for a marine engine.
2157590
yes you can ,air compressor is better . because you can regulate air to the air brush
173319
You will likely need 2 of these to effectively cool your truck unless you also have your stock mechanical fan also. Then you could just use one of these as a "pusher" fan.
1150776
I don't see any reason it couldn't be. But I will tell you, this product did not work for me. Just like the Wetter Water, & other Cool products, their all based on the same sound principal. But I've tried them All, & not one, has made any difference, in the temperature of my radiator. They All were a waste of my money! I do not recommend any cooling additives! Rodney
678875
I don't see why not. Just make sure to clean the blades and grill off (like any other fan) every so often so the motor and performance don't suffer.
1521108
You can, but keep in mind this is not a powerful fan; meaning it is just fine to provide a cooling breeze inside of a tent. In addition, the motor is not really meant for prolonged use and you'll probably damage it after a week or so of constant use. Caveat emptor, it is meant for ocasional, sporadic use. As such, it does a good job, no more no less. Hope this helps.
983020
Yes, I have used it at about 35 degrees F. It's components are an electric motor, hydraulic fluids and metal and they should all work below freezing.
303143
It will work perfectly. Expect to see at least one line lower on your temperature gauge...because the Ice does wonders for V8 platforms.
781935
It will work.. But.. It makes noise and will damage the inline fan motor over time. It's simply not designed to work with the type of motors that are inside inline fans.
1976297
If you are using for automotive usr it should be fine. I have mine on a diesel to move extra coolant, and while I can't give you a specific temp, i have seen temp readings over 200 degrees F with no damage to unit.
1932874
I have not used it on small engines (air cooled) can't believe it would be very effective/cost efficient on anything other that 12volt system
430659
Sure it would,unless your in 40 below weather. We find that we get a lot of heat off the motor housing. This has been a great addition the winter.
1930789
if putting fresh premium fuel in doesn't help. it might be a motor problem make sure you are mixing it as it is. viper motors are a throw away motor like most products sold in the usa .rumor in northern wi is that they are having money problems
197760
We do not recommend as a small amount can be taken into the unit through the air intake, at the very least, this may damage the motor.