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=== Installation === Now take your Taurus fan and set it down onto the radiator. You should notice that if you line it up on the '''left side of the radiator''' (like I did), one bolt hole from the E-fan shroud lines up with one of the lower shroud mounting holes. For my Taurus fan I had to slot the hole in the shroud a little for it to line up perfectly. β οΈ Clearance Check: The bottom of the fan shroud may rub on the lower radiator hose. If this happens, grind off some of the plastic to achieve proper clearance. Next, bolt the fan down using the one existing hole. ![https://dev.z31library.com/xenonzcar_archive/z31/images/Electric%20fan/DSC00056.jpg Taurus fan installed on radiator] For the other side of the fan shroud you can make a custom bracket, or use a radiator-specific zip tie to secure the fan. I chose to use a pull-through zip tie with a rubber pad (the kind found in oil cooler mounting kits) to secure my fan. Later, I picked up some aluminum flat-stock and made a bracket. Mount your fan controller wherever you want, just make sure the temp probe can reach the inlet side of the radiator. I chose to put mine out of sight, but where I could still access it with a screwdriver for adjustment or fuse/relay changes.
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