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True or False? To eliminate the drain of engine power during times when cooling fan operation is not needed, many of todays belt-driven fans have a fan clutch that prevents the operation of the fan when the engine and radiator are heated up.
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Mindtap For Erjavec/thompson's Automotive Technology: A Systems Approach, 4 Terms Printed Access Card (mindtap Course List)
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