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Whats the part number for that GM coolant fan switch that will turn fan on at 215 degrees? Thought i saw it on here as GM part number D1855B but cant find it on any of the GM part sites.Do i have the right number?
Whats the part number for that GM coolant fan switch that will turn fan on at 215 degrees? Thought i saw it on here as GM part number D1855B but cant find it on any of the GM part sites.Do i have the right number?
THIS ONE ?????? # 14043276 or # 15-4315
Last edited by DAREDEVIL 1; 02-02-2010 at 12:17 AM.
The one I had in my 1987 Camaro 2.8 v6 looked like that one above and came on around 215-220 and off around 180ish. Don't know the part number but it could be looked up easy enough. Just don't buy it from Kragen or AutoZone. Theirs are junk and don't kick the fan on at all. The good one I had in it came from OReillys.
Rockauto.com -> part number search -> D1855B ->ACDelco -> Search -> $17.65
AutoZone.com -> Product Search -> D1855B -> Go -> Cross Reference -> Duralast / Cooling Fan Switch - Radiator Part Number:SW505 $8.99
OEM Number: 14043275
All aftermarkets come from the same china sweat shop (for the most part), it's luck of the draw for the working one, not where you bought it at.
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