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> FS Refinishd Engine Fan, $90 shipped
bdstone914
post Nov 25 2020, 08:47 AM
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I have an early engine fan with the cone shaped center that was bead blasted and has the ring powder coated. Originally it was used on 1.7 enigines but will fit all type IV engines. The difference in the fans are the timing marks. I marked this on on both the edge and fins with the timing marks for 0, 7, and 27 degrees. This makes it much easier to know when you are close to the timing mark you need. Mounting bolts and new Schnoor washers will be included. This fan requires a shorter Allan head screw to avoid having the bolts carve out the front crank seal.
$75 for the an, $15 shipping.


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