Gm Heater Fan Motor W/cage Corvette Chevelle Camaro Buick Olds 442 Gto #5044951 on 2040-parts.com
Dayton, Ohio, United States
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You are purchasing a good used original heater fan motor with squirrel cage fan for many 1964-81 GM cars without A/C. Check by part number. This has just been tested on a 12V battery and runs strong and smooth. It is stamped "DELCO PRODUCTS and DAYTON OHIO USA along with part # 5044951 and 5C2228. Shipping weight 3.5 lbs. Thanks. .
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