RE: Fan Clutches

[Brian Schlump <jsbs@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Mark,
My '64 Belvedere has a clutch fan that is 2-1/2" in length.  That leaves 
me aprox. 1/2" of clearance to the radiator.  All the new  replacements 
I found were over 3" long.  I had a Hayden supplier search for a 2-1/2" 
long replacement, and he couldn't find one.  I had mine rebuilt, so I 
would have one that fits. I talked to another Max Wedge owner recently, 
and he's running a normal 4 blade fan, because he can't find a 2-1/2" 
clutch to fit his either.   Maybe if someone has a source and part 
number for a 2-1/2" new fan clutch, they could share it with the 
group...Brian
 
Mark Kennedy wrote:
> 
> I saw some postings about rebuilding fan clutches.  Unless you're really 
> 
> hung up on authenticity and have to have the original fan clutch body, 
> why 
> not just buy a new one.  Go to www.haydenauto.com  They manufacture all 
> types of fan clutches and still have listings for our cars on there.  
> They 
> don't sell to consumers on their web site, but you can get the part 
> number 
> and order it thru any Pep Boys, Autozone or anyone else that deals with 
> Hayden products (most parts stores do).  If they don't have your car 
> listed 
> on there, they also have the fan clutches all listed by dimensions as 
> well.  
> They also have the fans to go on them as well.
> 
> Mark Kennedy
> hitchman@xxxxxxx
> 
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'64 Belvedere
Woodstock, IL.


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