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Old 09-04-2004, 08:02 AM   #1
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Coolant Fan Switch Part Number for 1989 TPI

Guys:-

I'm looking for some help finding part numbers for a coolant fan switch for a 1989 350 L98 TPI. It's the one located on the passenger side cylinder head between #6 and #8. It's the one used on cars with dual fans, to control the secondary cooling fan.

The problem is I'm in the UK and really need a GM / AC Delco part number or a similar aftermarket one. Basically so I can source it quickly over here.

Any help would be much appreciated!
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I have been searching but haven't found what I'm looking for....

This link tells of GP Sorenson part numbers for various switches with different temp thresholds:-
http://www.thirdgen.org/techbb2/show...AN+SWITCH+part

I believe the part from NAPA is "Echlin Ignition Coolant Fan Switch
Item#: ECHFS112 Price: $ 15.49" on this link:-http://www.napaonline.com/cgi-bin/ncommerce3/ExecMacro/NAPAonline/search_results_product_detail.d2w/report?prrfnbr=15591679&prmenbr=5806
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If you are looking for a lower temp fan switch another option is an adjustable switch. Permacool, Painless, Flex a Lite, and Summit all offer either lower temp or adjustable fan switches and installation is a breeze.
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Cooling fan switch located passenger side of engine below exhaust header between cylinders 4 & 6; Wells part #SW502.
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AC Delco #154373 Which also cross references to #10045782

Here is a link to a Picture of it http://www.rockauto.com/ref/ACDelco/15-4373.jpg

Now if you need more info on this Go to https://www.rockauto.com/applet3.html then go down and click CHEVROLET then Click1989 then click on CAMARO then Click on 5.0L 305 V8 MFI Then Click On Electrical-Switch & Relay Then Click on Raditor Fan Temp Switch. I find Rock Auto as a very Very hand part# cross refrence Very Very Often. Hope I helped.

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Many thanks for all the help guys!
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Or different temperatures:

02-4026 Hypertech Cool Fan Switch [cuts on at 176, off at 166 degrees F] $39.99

02-4028 Hypertech Cool Fan Switch [cuts on at 200, off at 185 degrees F] $39.99

Jet Summit P# JET-60600 on at 200* off at 185* $38.69


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Or different temperatures:

02-4026 Hypertech Cool Fan Switch [cuts on at 176, off at 166 degrees F] $39.99

02-4028 Hypertech Cool Fan Switch [cuts on at 200, off at 185 degrees F] $39.99

Jet Summit P# JET-60600 on at 200* off at 185* $38.69


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Or save some money and buy a Coolant Fan Switch for a 1987 Buick Grand National it comes on at 200 of at 180 IIRC
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Or save some money and buy a Coolant Fan Switch for a 1987 Buick Grand National it comes on at 200 of at 180 IIRC
3053190 SWITCH

At least thats what Grumpy said the P/N was...

Mine comes on at 210 off at 200, or at least thats what my CTS is showing on mine scans.
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Thanks again for all the help guys!

I justed wanted to let you all know of other interchangeable part numbers for this piece:-

AC Delco 15-4229
B/W TFS1
STD TS-147
Niehoff DR137S
Echlin FS110
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Thanks again for all the help guys!

I justed wanted to let you all know of other interchangeable part numbers for this piece:-

AC Delco 15-4229
B/W TFS1
STD TS-147
Niehoff DR137S
Echlin FS110

That ACdelco part you have listed, what are the specs on it??? When does it turn on, and when does it turn off?? I desperately need a new fan switch and id really like to go with delco parts.

Also, does anyone have the G/N fan switch ac delco part # and will that fit into a 1992 z28 w/ the Lb9????
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Re: Coolant Fan Switch Part Number for 1989 TPI

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Thanks again for all the help guys!

I justed wanted to let you all know of other interchangeable part numbers for this piece:-

AC Delco 15-4229
B/W TFS1
STD TS-147
Niehoff DR137S
Echlin FS110
Hate to bring a post back from the dead here, but do these part numbers cross reference with the 3053190 Grand National switch, or something else?
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Re: Coolant Fan Switch Part Number for 1989 TPI

Roostmeyer posted the part number for the Grand National 200* switch and yes its a direct bolt in for our f-bodies.
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Re: Coolant Fan Switch Part Number for 1989 TPI

Thanks, I was wondering if those were the cross reference numbers for it though as the parts guys around here aren't the greatest.

Is the 203' GN switch the lowest on-setting factory switch? I'd rather not get into aftermarket replacements that are hard to find around here.
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Re: Coolant Fan Switch Part Number for 1989 TPI

OLD I KNOW.

Do you think the hypertech 4026 (176 on, 166 off) is too cold for a stock lb9?

Otherwise i might go to the part store tomarrow and get the Grand national switch (210 on, 200 off).

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Re: Coolant Fan Switch Part Number for 1989 TPI

I hope so because I just ordered one from TPI Parts. I think it probably would because when I sent my order forms to the person who just burnt a custom PROM chip for me I mentioned I intended to use this switch and asked that the primary fan on/off settings be set to work with this switch.
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Its too cold with a stock 195* thermostat. The fan would run all the time. You'd need a 160* or at most a 180* thermostat.
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Re: Coolant Fan Switch Part Number for 1989 TPI

I have a Mr. Gasket high flow 160*F thermostat. Which was one of the questions the PROM programmer wanted to know.
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