Need a GM Part Number. . . . .HELP
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jbones
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- Dec 5, 2011
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I don't know myself, but this may help:http://gmtnation.com/f23/what-site-has-gm-parts-diagrams-828/
the roadie said:
Thanks, You seem to be the Man around here
Is there a direct bolt-on e-fan, that bolt on to existing bolts not electrical
Well, I just learned to Google the old site whenever I need information that isn't here (yet). 
Not sure what you mean by a non-electrical e-fan. By definition they are electrical, and don't bolt to the existing water pump mounting holes. There is a new non-electrical thermostatic fan clutch that you can install, but then you'd need a PCMforless tune to get rid of the error codes. Not that a PCMforless tune is a bad thing - it's HIGHLY recommended.
Not sure what you mean by a non-electrical e-fan. By definition they are electrical, and don't bolt to the existing water pump mounting holes. There is a new non-electrical thermostatic fan clutch that you can install, but then you'd need a PCMforless tune to get rid of the error codes. Not that a PCMforless tune is a bad thing - it's HIGHLY recommended.
the roadie said:Well, I just learned to Google the old site whenever I need information that isn't here (yet).
Not sure what you mean by a non-electrical e-fan. By definition they are electrical, and don't bolt to the existing water pump mounting holes. There is a new non-electrical thermostatic fan clutch that you can install, but then you'd need a PCMforless tune to get rid of the error codes. Not that a PCMforless tune is a bad thing - it's HIGHLY recommended.
That's not what I meant, something that bolts to fan shroud existing spot, I know I'll need a tune and probably splice into some wires. Am looking for E-Fan, Lol
Like my Tahoe E-fan was easy unbolt fan shroud and remove fan clutch and just slide in fans from 2005 and up, and bolt right back up, same thing some wiring required.