Dynair for Bedfords
16th May 1969, Page 33
16th May 1969
Page 33
Page 33, 16th May 1969
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• The Dynair thermostatic fan-drive system is now offered on Bedford diesel engines as an option. With this equipment there is an air-operated clutch in the fandrive hub. It is connected to a temperaturesensing control valve in the water system and in the Bedford application the fan is brought into operation when the coolant temperature reaches 200deg F (93deg C).
Advantages reported by Bedford engineers after tests include an improvement in fuel consumption, reduction of cab interior noise and quicker warm-up giving extended engine life.
Make-up of complete conversion kits varies according to chassis, but it will normally cost between £30 lOs and £33 10s.