Electric fan upgrade

[ct9a]

I have a 94 'burb with the belt driven fan and was looking into swapping it out for an electric fan setup from Flex-A-Lite. Problem, is, I can't find a dealer that sells part #280 that Flex-A-Lite says is for my application. Anyone have a good source? Anyone know how difficult of a swap this would be?

[tbplus10]

Heres Flex a Lites Part locator web page that'll find a local dealer by using your zip code, and the following companies sell Flex a Lite parts through their web sites (sites not included) or over the phone.

Automotive Engineering
800-284-3551

Barnett Performance
800-533-1320

Baxter Auto parts
503-246-9805


Holcomb Motorsports
800 475-7223

iMotorgear
323-832-8989

JEGS High Performance
800-345-4545


Pace Performance
888-522-8164


StreetSideAuto
877-787-8989

Pat Austin’s Promax
800- 877-9472


Performance Parts
423-282-0211

Seco Performance Center
800-633-3864

Stylin’ Concepts
800-883-1855

Tognotti’s Auto World
916-485-5072

Summit Racing
800-230-3030

Murray’s Speed & Custom
1-888-MURRAYS

The swap isnt that hard providing the fan fasteners arent siezed. Wiring is straight forward with good instructions, should take a couple hours at most.

[collinsperformance]

why waste all that mony on a flex o junk fan? ( i never had good luck wit them) got the junk yard and get a fan from a ford Tarus 3.8 car ot Tbird. these have a high and a low speed and sell for $15 then get a electric fan install kit $15 and a constant duty relay $10-$30 depending on where you go. i installed one of these in many different cars, trucks and my motorhome (502 Big Block).
http://www.supermotors.net/getfile/400215/thumbnail/newfan.jpg (http://www.supermotors.net/vehicles/registry/media/400215)
http://www.supermotors.net/getfile/400220/thumbnail/fancontroler.jpg (http://www.supermotors.net/vehicles/registry/media/400220)
this is a 15-30 min install and well worth the swap..........mike