maxgee

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Wondering if there is a way to increase blower fan speed? My DD Chrysler 200 blow furiously and cools the car quick. Wondering if there is way to engineer a faster fan for 4gens?

Update June 14th
Unclogged my system by removing a bunch of stuck leaves...air pressure is restored to like new.
If your AC air isn't blowing hard on highest setting, remove the fan and stick a vacuum in towards the evaporator area and get as much leaves as you can, than take off your cowl grille and use compressed air to blow leaves out from the top. Your AC will feel like a new car.

Pocket

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Put the chysler fan into your 4th gen

Cheatin' Chad

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More voltage= Higher DC motor speeds

speed_demon24

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It's probably clogged up with leaves. Takes 5 minutes to take out and check.

Old Geezer

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It'll surely take some "advanced engineering" to get this handled.

firebird99

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Assuming that its not clogged will the stock motor be able to handle more voltage without dieing? Now if the motor can handle the extra power will the fan be able to handle the rpm?

mark21742

You could try running a power wire directly from the battery through a relay and switch....not sure if on full speed if it actually sees full voltage or not.

The fan and motor should be sble to handle higher voltage

1SIKZ31

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Use a kennebell boost a pump to increase voltage.

chrisfrost

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The squirill cage from a Chevy Astro van should do the trick ,,,,,,it's got the most angle on the blades of any of the GM squirill cages or at least pass cars and trucks

chrisfrost

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To firebird99 ,,,,yes any permanent magnet DC motor can handle 2 or 3 times the rated voltage and be fine and much more powerful and faster .

C5natie

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Sorry, off topic but how you liking the 200? I just got a 2012 200 S and I have to say its a very nice ride. Liking it more than the Malibu.

maxgee

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I love it, drives awesome, confortable and I've taken quiet a few cars from light to light.

maxgee

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I pulled the fan out the SS and 200 to compare.
The 200 diameter is a little bigger, the main thing I think on why it pushes more air is the design of the fins being longer; almost twice the size.

strokerrace

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Any certain year astro van? Would like to try this if it would go right on and make a difference.

maxgee

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I'm going to pick one up this week, 24 bux from parts store.
I'll report my progress.

maxgee

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I picked up a blower fan for 93 Astro van from parts store for $28
The only way I think this will work is swap the Astro fan onto Camaro motor. The Astro appears to be a bolt only holding it in place but the Camaro fan looks pressed on.

sjsingle1

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is that the stock f bod motor? i think a replacement i put in had a bolt on the fan

strokerrace

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Does it look like it will fit or be better? Hard to tell

maxgee

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yes it's stock. How good does your aftermarket blow air..better than stock?

the Astro unit has a taller fan and the blades are a little wider. So in theory it should push more air.

maxgee

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Well after closer inpection of my system, found a bunch of leaves inside. Vacuumed them out from inside and blew a lot out from the cowl panel after removing my cowl grille. AC air blows now like it should...guess over time I didn't realize the system was getting clogged.
Air cools down the car quickly like a car of showroom floor.