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Does anyone know a part number for the fan clutch for a 70 Wagoneer ? Can't find anything on the parts store and nothing comes up in search. My fan seems to have play in it and I wanted to replace before the new radiator gets installed.
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1970 Wagoneer Custom (9/1969)
Original Arizona Jeep
Buick 350/TH400/Dana20
Early model with razor grill
Spring Green exterior (original)
Custom series interior -
Any fan with the same bolt pattern will work. I had a yj clutch fan on my 73 for awhile - the stock one was just a solid fan. I'm not sure if that 4-bolt pattern is universal or not, but it's worth a try if you or one of your buddies has another fan laying around from some other rig. Or maybe get one from the parts store and try it - if it doesn't work just return it. Try any Buick v-8 fan first, it might work.1973 Wagoneer, 4.6L Jeep inline 6 stroker, t176/d300, offy dualport w/ quadrajet, pertronix, flowmaster
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Sounds like a good plan. Thanks.1970 Wagoneer Custom (9/1969)
Original Arizona Jeep
Buick 350/TH400/Dana20
Early model with razor grill
Spring Green exterior (original)
Custom series interiorComment
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I would look it up in the factory parts book, and see if the number comes up in a PN search at RockAuto, or online (or maybe the Hayden site?)
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