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when in idle the fan makes a lot of noise and when acceleratign the noise becomes worse. when using the truck for a long time i guess hot enough and the fan make less noise
This could be normal operation of viscus fan hub, it is engauged when you 1st start up when cold then a minute or two out of drive way when taking off they cut out
when idling it should cut in and out also
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cooling whom or what?
you (cab blower) , the engine RAD, the front, condenser
try to point and say this fan here, makes noise.
a place, pretend the helper is totally blind,
or even use photos., (shock)
Sounds more like the alternator is still not putting out 100%...eventually your Izusu will quit running with a defective alternator...please have tested...so you don't get stranded...the battery will only run the car until it becomes low on power...sometimes the first sympton is limited acceleration...ie. can cause auto/shifting to be inconsistent...if high mileage, also consider adding a bottle of Lucas Oil Transmission fix...no draining necessary...excellent results. Hope this helps.
No the fan clutch doesn't need to break in. I've never heard of that and I'm a mechanic owner/operator. Our personal car is a Trooper with a 3.2L The roaring noise is normal but the timing on your Rodeo sounds like it's retarded somehow. I'd take it back to him and have him deal with it. As an owner/operator, I would definitely make sure the customer is happy with their car no matter if I was to spend a little money out of my pocket to make it right and keep the customer. He should do this for you as a shop warranty. The roar should only be heard right after start up and go away or leaving a stop light on a hot day but only for a few seconds.
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