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Engine Cooling Fan Clutch 4 Seasons 36724 Fits 97-08 Ford F-150 4.2l-v6 on 2040-parts.com

US $70.22
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Azusa, California, United States

Azusa, California, United States
Condition:New Quantity Sold:sold individually Interchange Part Number:19189601, 2775, 36724, 922775, 10502062, 15-80256 SKU:FOR:36724 Description:Reverse Rotation (CCW) Brand:Four Seasons Bolt Nut Type:5/16-18 HOLE (4) Manufacturer Part Number:36724 Pilot Diameter:M30 X 1.5 Right Flange Cir.:1.44 [36mm] HEX Fitment Footnotes:Reverse Rotation Severe Duty Thermal Fan Clutch; Fan Mount Height:1.50 Quantity Needed:1; Fan Mount Dia.:2.62 Other Part Number:230-247, 77293, LF-247, 2911248, FFC5775T, A73389 Fan Bolt Circle:3.25 UPC:Does not apply

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