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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Mustang / April 2005

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Radiator to fan clearance

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rburge58@bellsouth.net - 11 Apr 2005 16:46 GMT
I have a 66 inline6 that I replaced the 2 core radiator with a 3 core
Transpro Ready-Rad from AutoZone. Now the fan is less than a 1/4" from
the radiator. I thought I would just cut down the spacer but when I
took the fan off the fan and spacer are one unit. The spacer looks
like it is "riveted" to the fan. Can I just grind the "rivet" off, cut
down the spacer, and bolt the fan and spacer back together or do I
have to buy a new fan and spacer kit?

Richard
kenny gee17253@hotmail.com - 14 Apr 2005 00:34 GMT
>I have a 66 inline6 that I replaced the 2 core radiator with a 3 core
>Transpro Ready-Rad from AutoZone. Now the fan is less than a 1/4" from
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>Richard

would not cut
the fan prolly fly off into your pad
if balance is out
flaying blades will happen

hurc ast
 
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