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plastic replacement fan - not electric

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turbo84gn

I'd rather be waterskiing
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I need to replace the stock fan due to som cracked blades. I have noticed on the past few SUV's I have had (Bravada, and now the new TrailBlazer), they have belt driven fans that are plastic. Anyone know if any of these will fit our GN's? My Bravada was a V6, and my memory tells me it looks close, but wife would never let me take it off to see if it would fit :rolleyes:

I don't want to switch to electric. Reason is I have no plans of ever putting in an intercooler, and I don't want that big empty space that the shroud now takes up. It looks silly to me.

TIA
 
They have more blades too. I've never done much research on this swap, but I think the number one problem is they rotate the wrong way.
 
I mounted an electric fan on my 84 and left the stock fan shroud in place. Just for the reason you said, no big open space in front of the engine.
 
I have the large open space after the electric fans also, it is a good standing place when working on it, and it runs cooler than when i had the shroud on becuase i wanted to fill the large void area.
 
and along with the ford and gm plastic fans they screw on to the waterpump shaft. as outs bolts to it. fords have a bad problem of breaking after a while, look at older mustangs and explorers at a car show and see how many are cracked at the center of the fan....
 
With that huge shroud you could hide an additional electric booster fan inside it.
 
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