Subject	Heck, I had a OEM fan clutch go bad in under 2400 miles.
Posted by	Multi_Read (MO) on December 11, 2012 at 12:36 AM
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In Reply To	Do not buy and aftermarket fan clutch. (n/m) posted by Russell@Z1 on December 10, 2012 at 04:48 PM
Message	It was joked that it was a dupe part because of the vendor I got it from, who shall remain unnamed. It came in a genuine enough looking Nissan box with Nissan part numbers but failed way early and I'm stuck with it :/
Follow Ups	Response from thezstore.com regarding fan clutch - dutch_Z 14:52:22 12/10/12 I would play it safe and get an OEM unit from a trusted - MixManMash 14:59:55 12/10/12 oem (n/m) - Adam (NoVA) 15:13:03 12/10/12 Place a wanted ad in the classifieds for a used one... - GodZilla (KY) 15:33:02 12/10/12 Thanks guys! If I go new, I'll go OEM then. GodZilla, you.. - dutch_Z 16:09:07 12/10/12 You won't be able to tell how much life is left, but you - Multi_Read (MO) 16:39:05 12/10/12 To add to this, if it spins way too freely or has some - MixManMash 17:15:08 12/10/12 Yellow dot = tt, red dot = na, other color = wrong car - Bernie (NoVA) 03:11:10 12/11/12 Do not buy and aftermarket fan clutch. (n/m) - Russell@Z1 16:48:57 12/10/12 Heck, I had a OEM fan clutch go bad in under 2400 miles. - Multi_Read (MO) 00:36:26 12/11/12 I have atleast 3 good low mile tested units here. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 20:19:45 12/10/12
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