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No they weren't

Figure out what you need and start a wanted thread.

Make sure the cooling fans are working properly (if you have an electric) Setting a box fan in front of the radiator can help. Add a little freon until the compressor quits cycling often and monitor the center duct temperature. Add a little more and let it stabilize as you watch the duct...

I'll bet it is a service part. One number that fits dozens of applications.

It's a Mopar part number that fits all those applications. If it was specific to one year and model it would have it's own number. The lower the number the older it is.

https://www.forcbodiesonly.com/mopar-forum/threads/clutch-fan-3870136-application.53149/

I was always curious about that. I remember seeing a V2 turned into a air compressor.

I have never read the FSM about the old V2 systems but don't the compressors have their own oil reservoir? Point being, the refrigerant oil doesn't travel throughout the system like the new systems do. Just curious.

THe 2 piece is for a big block.

I would patch it up with some black duct tape install it and take your time finding a replacement. Is it difficult to remove once the system is installed?

A parts wanted thread.

Looks you got the wrong thermostat

The factory Mopar kits had the V2 and the aftermarket kits had the York. I own a 70 Swinger with dealer installed air with the factory Mopar Kit with the V2.

And the Mopar kits had the original style V2 compressor

From a add on a/c unit.

Speaking of which, how's your fiberglass project going? :poke: :rofl:

Boy I messed that one up. I had a few 6 vein pumps up. It's a pain opening each description and going through photos to find the backside view. And all just to help a member. Yes @GMP440, I saw a couple 6 vein pumps on Rockauto's site. They looked like the same pump and they were brands I have...

Airtex Aw919 is a 8 vane. The application says non a/c but it has the 8 vein impeller in it.

I take the upperhose off at the radiator and stuff a garden hose in the radiator neck and flush it with hot water with the engine running.

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