Replacing Fan Clutch

Richard Le

New member
Re: Replacing Fan Clutch

When the radiator is cold, you should be able to spin the fan freely with your hand, engine off of course. Mine binds and makes a racket.
 

Richard Le

New member
Re: Replacing Fan Clutch

It took me around an hour and a half to remove and replace the fan clutch. I had to remove the intake crossover tube and the upper fan shroud in order to remove the fan. When I installed the Astro fan, its plastic blades scraped against the lower fan shroud. Therefore, I had to re-install the factory fan. I went with the AC Delco fan clutch from Rock Auto.

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ZavzTy547

Senior Member
Re: Replacing Fan Clutch

It took me around an hour and a half to remove and replace the fan clutch. I had to remove the intake crossover tube and the upper fan shroud in order to remove the fan. When I installed the Astro fan, its plastic blades scraped against the lower fan shroud. Therefore, I had to re-install the factory fan. I went with the AC Delco fan clutch from Rock Auto.

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Nice upgrade!
 

Richard Le

New member
Re: Replacing Fan Clutch

Looks like either one or both of my mounts are melted/busted because the stock fan is now rubbing on the lower fan shroud. I have poly mounts but can't remember what brand because I bought them a long time ago. Is Energy Suspension the preferred choice for replacement poly mounts?
 
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