What are cars that use silicone oil fans

Most of the cars that use silicone fans are off-road vehicles, trucks, semi-trailers, and trucks. These cars prefer silicone oil fans because they are more reliable and durable. Most family cars use electronic cooling fans, which rely on sensors to control the fan on and off. This type of fan may have some malfunctions over a long period of time. If the cooling fan malfunctions, it can affect the cooling of the engine, which can lead to the breakdown of the car. Most cars will use a water-cooled engine, which relies on the continuous circulation of coolant in the engine to dissipate heat. Cars fitted with water-cooled engines have a radiator tank at the front of the car and the temperature of the hot coolant drops as it passes through the radiator tank. A fan behind the radiator tank draws air inward, which speeds up the airflow through the radiator tank and helps dissipate heat from the radiator tank. If the fan fails, it will affect the heat dissipation of the tank, resulting in high coolant temperatures. For this reason, larger trucks, semi-trailers, and off-road vehicles will use silicone oil cooling fans with better reliability and durability. If the silicone oil fan fails, you can simply fix the shaft so that the fan can also rotate. There is a silicone oil clutch in the center of the fan. When the temperature rises, the silicone oil clutch will combine so that the fan can spin and cool the tank.