Wanted: Fan Clutch Fan '82 F150 4.9L

[82F150I6]

I'm looking for a 5 blade fan clutch fan for an '82 F150, 4.9l engine.  I don't have the original fan but I believe the Ford part number is E3TZ 8600-G.

Thanks,

Walt

edit: Oops.  I fat-fingered the Subject.  I'm looking for the fan for an '82, not an '85.

[mat in tn]

I don't think one for an 82 will have an "e3 "part number. are you anywhere close to central NC? I can look in storage to see if I have any. I know that I have an 83 4.9 fan assembly but I'm not certain if it is a fixed drive or thermal clutch design.

[82F150I6]

Thanks for the reply.  I'm in northern Arizona.
 
I got the "e3" number from the master parts list:


The MPL says your '83 fan should be what I'm looking for, if the fan didn't come from a truck with the Pony option.

-Walt

[mat in tn]

one for certain is from a very basic truck that I referred to as a fleet vehicle. it may actually be a pony now that I have recently learned about the f series having this designation. another thing that I have learned from this forum thanks to the documentation compiled here. I started out with mustangs years ago and pony has always meant that for me.

[82F150I6]

OK, thanks for looking.

If you still have access to the truck, post some pics.  It seems the Pony trim was a rare beast.

https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1435307-what-is-an-f100-pony.html

[1986F150Six]

Hmmm?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/184867720899

[1986F150Six]

https://www.ebay.com/itm/184867720282

[Gary Lewis]

ID # E3TA 8600 J1A cross references to E3TZ 8600 G, which is for all 82/83 300 sixes except the Pony.

[1986F150Six]

Thanks for the clarification, Gary!

[82F150I6]

I found a fan on eBay from an '86 F-150 4.9L.  The MPL says my '82 uses the same fan p/n as the '86, so I should be set.  Thanks for all the replies.

A question for Gary: What did you use to cross-reference fan p/n E3TA 8600 J1A to E3TZ 8600 G?

[Gary Lewis]

I used my personal copy of Ford's Master Cross Reference List, which was given to me by Numberdummy.  It is a rather "dense" book with ~600 numbers per page and over 1,000 pages.  You can start with either a part number and find the ID or engineering number, or vice versa.

Here's a page from it: