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#20841 02/15/2004 4:58 AM
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I just found a complete (almost) '54 235 engine with the factory PCV setup. All it is missing is the fan blade.

So, did the '54 235 use the same fan blade as the earlier 216/235 engines? Or, did they use the same blade as the later (55-62) 235 engines?

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Don't know the answer to your question but could you post a couple pictures of the original pcv system or email them to me? I'm sure a few people would appreciate a good look at a stock pcv system. Thanks, Cosmo.


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#20843 02/15/2004 4:25 PM
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I'd be happy to post some pictures.

But first, I've got to get the engine home and back together. I've taken off the air cleaner, carb, manifolds, generator, fuel pump, breather pipe and distributor so they don't get banged up when the salvage yard folks yank it out of the truck next week. I don't think they are too careful sometimes. I also wanted to make sure I got all the parts.

Anyway, when I put it on the stand to clean up, I'll put the PCV setup back on it and take some pictures with my Dad's digital camera. Can't afford one of my own 'cause this truck is eating me out of house and garage! grin

But, I still want to know about the fan blade issue. Anyone out there know???? :confused:

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Here's a pic of my '55 1st Series fan. I believe the '54's were the same.

[img]http://www.laroke.com/larryk4674/2003/bb060103at.jpg[/img]

More pics can be found here on my weblog page regarding waterpump replacement

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#20845 02/15/2004 6:37 PM
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I used this engine in my 51.The 216 waterpump and fan bolt up eliminateing the need for a short shaft pump.Ididnt get a fan or pump with the engine so i dont know if the blades are diferent or not.


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Blades are not the same. Fan from my 52 216 would not work on my 54 235, blade was hitting the balancer. Had to track down the blade that came on the 235 and use it.


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#20847 02/16/2004 3:09 AM
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I looked at a pre 235 c.i. truck once and it had a big gash in the hood from launching a fan blade thru it after a 235 was put in it, and have heard several times since from old timers that that was common when people put in a later engine but still used the early fan blade,they wern't made for higher RPM's or torque or??? truth or fiction? I don't know, and I didn't buy the truck btw.

Can I add a question to a question? Were there 5 bladed fan blades used on bigger trucks that work better on the little trucks?, I heard this somewhere, and since I'm towing an old camper trailer I'd like all the extra I can get,,,,,ALOHA!!!


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