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#129915 04/27/2003 4:00 PM
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Anyone make their own fan shroud?? Or found a good part/donor shroud?

#129916 04/28/2003 12:22 AM
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I measured up my 58 and went to a wreckin yard that had older stuff and found one close enuff, that I think came out of a 60s Pontiac or Olds - that's the era needed for the old trucks

Bill


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#129917 04/29/2003 11:35 AM
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I got a sheet of aluminum and bent it into a shallow "pan" shape that fit the core area of my radiator. (plus two extra bends for mounting on the sides) I then cut the hole and mounted my electric fan directly to this , I have it on an automatic temp. controled switch and it never gets above 185 degrees . No fan on the waterpump .I polished the aluminum with some "mothers" polish - looks and works great !

#129918 04/29/2003 12:57 PM
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Yea, it's either search the junk yards or make my own...simular to the pan you made (got a picture?) I am running a flex fan on the pump so I want the "pan" deep enough to 'swallow' the fan.
They sell an ABS plastic 'pan' that is generic and you cut your own hole...they want up to $75.00 for this piece of plastic! Then you gotta make your own mounting. I refuse.
I'm still looking at everything I see that I might be able to make it out of...but I may wind up trying to bend up a piece of sheet metal.
Thanks for the input... :rolleyes:


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