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== Radiator shroud== Radiator shrouds are devices that control the exiting air from the radiator and direct it to a rearward sucking electric or mechanical fan. Shrouds can be made from plastic, fiberglass, or metal. They cover the rear portion of the radiator. They allow air passing through the radiator to be ducted to the fan which directs air flow over the engine and out of the engine bay. In most cases, the mechanical fan will be inserted approximately 1/3 to 1/2 of the depth of the fan blades into the shroud, and no more than 3/4" from the tip of the blades to the edge of the shroud.
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