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straighten fan blades on cummins

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wonder? if i can true up the fan blades on my 95 Dodge Cummins ,?, And All will be fine and dandy ???,, seems like they may be aluminum? . got to wait another day for $ 60 fan .. freak incident ,,took a few bales of hay to the cows ,, while backing up to turn around in end of woods ,, a hikory y- forked limb -split off, spade shaped end tipped up over the draglink, contiued that anle to bend the fan blades into the radiator , INSTANTLY WIPING OUT THE RADIATOR ,,wth !!, the kinda luck been having this yer ,.. BACK IN THE 70S with the future 1st wife used to back into similar spots , with the 69 Marquis convertible.. that silly stuff could had happened then ,,sure would had been hard to explain ..
 
Be very careful with damaged engine cooling fans.

People have been killed by fan blades discharged from rotating engine fans.

Dean
 
I would rather run it with no fan and see how hot it gets than run that bent fan have have it ruin another rad. or hood or kill somebody! Good to alway have a spare Dodge around to raid for parts........
 
As long as you dont set and idle a lot you might get away with running it without the fan.But if you pull it hard or idle a lot it will probably get hot.If you just run down the highway then you might get away with it on flat ground and a light load for a short distance.
 
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