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Mopar Dodge Plymouth Cuda Challenger Charger Sunvisor Tips
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Fan Switch Without AC
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Fan Switch Without AC
Item Name
Fan Switch Without AC
Item #
3885148
Price/ea
$42.01  $37.51
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Fan Switch Without AC

This quality reproduction fan switch fits all 1967-68 Camaro models without A/C. Replaces original switch exactly.

For a 1967-1968 Camaro without air conditioning, the fan switch controls the operation of the engine cooling fan. This switch is typically located on the engine block or on the radiator. The purpose of the fan switch is to turn on the cooling fan when the engine reaches a certain temperature, helping to prevent overheating.

Here are some steps you can follow to locate and replace the fan switch:

  1. Locate the Fan Switch: The fan switch is usually screwed into the engine block or attached to the radiator. It will have a wire or connector attached to it.

  2. Disconnect the Battery: Before working on any electrical components, it's important to disconnect the battery to prevent any accidental electrical shorts.

  3. Drain Coolant (if necessary): Depending on the location of the fan switch, you may need to drain some coolant to access it. Use a suitable container to catch the coolant and dispose of it properly.

  4. Remove the Old Fan Switch: Use an appropriate wrench or socket to carefully loosen and remove the old fan switch from its location. Be cautious not to damage the surrounding components.

  5. Install the New Fan Switch: Screw the new fan switch into place, ensuring it is tight and properly seated. If necessary, apply thread sealant to the threads to prevent leaks.

  6. Reconnect Wiring: Reconnect the wiring or connector to the new fan switch.

  7. Refill Coolant (if drained): If you had to drain coolant, refill the cooling system with the appropriate type and amount of coolant.

  8. Reconnect the Battery: Once everything is installed and secured, reconnect the battery.

  9. Test the Fan Switch: Start the engine and let it idle until it reaches operating temperature. Monitor the temperature gauge and listen for the cooling fan to engage once the engine reaches the appropriate temperature. If everything is working correctly, the fan should turn on as needed to help regulate the engine temperature.



Also Fits:

Camaro: 1967, 1968

Chevelle: 1968, 1969

Firebird: 1967, 1968

Impala: 1967, 1968

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Fan Switch Without AC

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The 1960s muscle car era was a time of great innovation and growth in the automotive industry. It was a period of intense competition between car manufacturers, as they sought to outdo one another with increasingly powerful and sophisticated vehicles.

During this time, muscle cars became increasingly popular, particularly among younger car enthusiasts. These cars were known for their large, powerful engines, aggressive styling, and high-performance capabilities. Some of the most iconic muscle cars of the era include the Chevrolet Chevelle SS, the Ford Mustang, and the Plymouth Road Runner.

The muscle car era was marked by a number of technological innovations that helped to push the limits of automotive performance. One of the most significant of these was the development of the V8 engine, which allowed for increased horsepower and torque. Other innovations included the use of lighter materials in car construction, the adoption of fuel injection systems, and the use of advanced transmission technologies.

The muscle car era was also marked by a strong sense of cultural significance. These cars were symbols of American muscle and power, and they were often featured in popular culture, such as movies and music. The muscle car era came to an end in the 1970s, as rising fuel prices and stricter emissions regulations led to a shift towards more fuel-efficient vehicles.

Despite the end of the muscle car era, these vehicles continue to hold a special place in the hearts of car enthusiasts around the world. They are celebrated as symbols of a bygone era of automotive innovation and power, and their legacy lives on in the modern high-performance vehicles of today.

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