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Unless DH did something different it should not have the opening for the thermo clutch. The 68s had the clutch setup, but they also used the short water pump. Without the short water pump, there isn't enough clearance between the clutch, and the radiator.
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Here is mine
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thanks guys.
charlie- want to trade? i like yours better [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/smile.gif[/img] |
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69 and 70 BB Novas (L34 and L78) used a 5 blade non-clutch style steel fan, with offset blades...the "W" stamp was on the back. There are no part numbers stamped on these fans....most folks back in the day junked them because of the noise they made. The photo you posted is a more common clutch style..probably small block/Corvette if I had to guess.
Let me know if you want a 5 blade with the "w" stamp... wilma ps...why are the photos so big???
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