Cooling fan clutch 2000 D2

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06-28-2021, 08:09 PM

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Hello everyone, I have gone through two cooling fan clutches in less than a year in my 2000 Disco 2. ...

What are the symptoms of the fan clutch failures that happened on your truck?

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06-29-2021, 03:14 AM

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So to be clear, is the recommendation to use a Dorman 620-112 fan along with a Hayden 2781 fan clutch assembly?
And this is superior to a standard LR supplied part because...? I’m in the market so I’d like to know the thoughts
thanks
i have an 04 by the way.

The post immediately above yours answers your question: "For one the fan is replaceable independent of the clutch and appears to be way more robust."
The combo is also much cheaper than anything OEM.

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06-29-2021, 03:41 AM

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So to be clear, is the recommendation to use a Dorman 620-112 fan along with a Hayden 2781 fan clutch assembly?

Unobjectionably... Yes! I've got 'em both on my V8.

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06-29-2021, 11:56 AM

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The factory 2003/2004 fan is indeed pricey. It is great to have the Dorman / Hayden alternative.

Just curious ... does anyone know why the 2003/2004 came as a one-piece integrated vicous hub/fan blade assembly?

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