Nissan Oem Factory 240sx S13 S14 Ka24e Ka24de 89-98 Cooling Blade Fan Assembly on 2040-parts.com
Kansas City, Missouri, United States
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Factory blade fan assembly or mechanical fan for water pump clutch assembly from a 1995 240sx SE. Should fit all 89-98 S13 and S14 240sx models with the usdm KA24DE or KA24E engine. Fits 89-90 KA24E SOHC and 91-94 KA24DE DOHC as well as 95-98 KA24DE dohc engines. No broken or damaged fins etc.
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