fan/Eaton clutch ID and wiw
 

Just pulled a unstamped fan (Hayes-Albion) out of my brothers shop. It has a bad rattle can spray job on it but looks strait and has a 69 style Eaton clutch on it. Looks like it might be a short shaft big block version (not sure). I don't want to clean it up too much in case there are stampings underneath the paint. what should I be looking for? There are no dates on the shaft or hub or any "this side up" markings. Thanks for any help!

Scott

I can send you picts and measurements
text me 610-585-4155
I would be interested if it is a short shaft
thank you
Fred

Thanks for the offer Fred!

I got directed to the cooling chart at CRG. It had some good info on what the stampings are and where they are located.

I took a chance and gently removed some paint with my fingernail. Not expecting to find anything, I was totally shocked to see the original ink stamps.


https://i.postimg.cc/wvmLbRJT/20190408-192812.jpg
https://i.postimg.cc/VsXXqMmK/20190407-152610.jpg
https://i.postimg.cc/ncZB0zLp/20190408-192803.jpg
https://i.postimg.cc/jdXN9bWN/20190408-192741.jpg

Looks like an assembly line 396/375 or 427/425 fan and clutch by the info at CRG. Sound correct?

Scott

Should be 1970 396/375 HP
1969 was J
Let me know if you want to sell it and how much
Thank you
Fred

If J was 69, than I would be 68?

K would be month (October) 28 day of I 1968 is the way I read it on CRG. I may be wrong though. Experts please chime in.

Scott

That clutch, if correct date is Oct. of 68, would be perfect for my October built 69 Post sedan SS396.

If I was 68 and J was 69, it follows that K would most likely be 70. :hmmm:

Actually the info I read was here at Yenko.net
https://www.yenko.net/forum/showthre...eaton+tutorial

Scott

Spooky,
Thank you for reposting this- My mistake going from memory regarding the order of the date code
I- 68
J-69
Fred