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Fan/shroud size ?..67 FB 351w

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  • Start date Start date Nov 20, 2005

mikec35

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I have a 67FB with a 69 351w. I had to move the outlet on the radiator to the passenger side. Now the car overheats. I purchased a shroud, but now my 18 clutch fan will not work and neither will my 17" 4 blade fan, no matter what combination of fan spacers I use. Anyone have this problem before? I saw Summit had a universal 15" clutch fan, thought I could use my clutch from my 18" fan with it, or I could get a 15" 6 blade flex fan. Any suggestions? thx...
 
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yeah the 15" fan should work fine just make sure you get a new matching clutch to go with it it.
 

mikec35

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Does changing to a different motor, going from 289 to 351w change the way the motor sits, moving the fan up or down or closer to the radiator? thx...
 
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