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Old 08-26-2010, 06:16 PM   #1
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Help Where is the fluid tank for the fan.

I have a 99 40' eagle and would like to service the hydro fan fluid. I have no tank in the back that I see. Could someone tell where it might be or am I looking for it in plain site? Thanks
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I had a 96 40' eagle and it was a round canister about 10" x 14" located by the radiator expansion tank on the left side while looking at the engine through the back. Should be a small round knob on top that you check fluid level with.
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Hey A1elect
That was a great help. I found it right away. I thought it was another tank for the antifreeze. The color of the fluid in the container was about the same color. I might have to change it as I haven't changed it in the three years that I have owned the coach. Thanks
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cooling fan fluid

that little reservoir is also the power steering fluid and it has a filter in it that should be changed at least annualy.It is recommended that the fluid in the tank be drained and the filter changed to protect the steering. The fans usethe same fluid and pump pressure asthe steering.
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