rogg

a friend of mine hit a cow last week in his 94. I offered to help him locate the parts and fix it for him. we found all the parts except the fan. I even called two separate dealerships, both said the same thing: dodge discontinued them!
the only aftermarket fans I could find were electric conversions and he tows way to much to consider that option.
any ideas?

Rich

Lary Ellis (Top)

Wrecking yard is about it.....

infidel

See if this link works and plug '94 into it.

joem

I have my fan removed for the winter, tripped over it the other day- I think I will place it in a better spot after reading this

infidel

Before climate change when it used to get cold here I used to remove my fan in the winter.
One thing I found out the hard way is if you store the fan flat oil can leak out of the clutch.
Beware...

patdaly

LOL, hows that workin out for ya this year.....

joem

west of the cascades we never get cold, maybe down into the teens once per winter. Last December was CRAZY, full week of single digits!

infidel

58°F here this morning, forecast low of 38°.
Arctic air doesn't cross over the continental divide to the west side of Montana like it used to.

Busboy

-47C without the windchill at the farm the other day.

patdaly

Ok, that does it, I'm moving out there........ Going to be a high of -15 here on Monday.......

rogg

lary you nailed it,wrecking yard only.
the closest one I could find was 3 states away and the prices ranged from $120 to $200.

thanks a lot guy's, I really appreciate the help!

Rich

oliver foster

Rogg,
Glad you have a line on a fan!

It has been cold here as well.
My '95 12V was a little grumpy today starting in the -35F temps, as it has not been over -15F in 36 hrs.
The diesel anti gel treatment bottle still in my bed, that was half full from me using it before the cold snap, was full of slush like liquid.
She was down on fuel pressure for a bit, then she warmed up idling away.
I though I was going to have to play the frozen fuel filter in the snowy driveway game!

infidel

Great used part finder website http://www.car-part.com/index.htm