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Old 07-15-2008, 09:24 AM   #1
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We have a 2004 Alpine Coach and are having over-heating problems. Apparently the fan motor for the hydraulic fan on the engine has gone out and we need information regarding this motor. Can anyone help us with this.

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We have a 2004 Alpine Coach and are having over-heating problems. Apparently the fan motor for the hydraulic fan on the engine has gone out and we need information regarding this motor. Can anyone help us with this.

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Old 07-15-2008, 09:55 AM   #3
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Greg and Peggy,

Welcome to the forum! I think you'll find that you can get a lot of your Alpine answers right here.

I did a Find on the words: hydraulic fan, in this forum, and there were 23 hits. Note that the Find button is just a half inch above Peggy's name on your Post.

The answer that kind of sticks out is this one: HYDRAULIC RADIATOR FAN MOTOR

In that Post, the owner of a 2001 Alpine says his Hydraulic Radiator Fan Motor is a: Sauer Danfuss hydraulic motor that runs the cooling fan for the radiator, Model # TAM22-90/26,5C107.

We also have a 2004 but I'm 3000 miles away from the Alpine right now so can't be of much assistance by looking on ours.

Good Luck!
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