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Quote from: vangremlin on September 17, 2025, 11:08:34 AMI think I got mine from NAPA several years ago, they offer both thermostatic and centrifugal versions, not sure if one might be more "heavy duty" than the other. They also offer spacer kits, which might work as a clutch delete? Seems to me i have seen universal spacers available on the internet. Good luck!Thank you!
Quote from: EagleSX4_5Speed on September 16, 2025, 11:39:07 PMWhen I got a new fan clutch I just went to AutoZone and it has been working great. I can't compete with Arizona temps but it has worked well in up to 98°F for the last 3 years I have had it on my car. I do have a 4.0 but kept the 4.2 v-belt accessories. The part # I got is Duralast 922615. I also have a Duralast fan clutch on my Comanche and it also does well.
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