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06-28-2005, 01:29 PM
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Kip,
I think (operative word here) the a/c fan on a 115 is a horizontally-mounted, double squirrel cage (fans on each end of the motor shaft). The 123 fan sits vertically and only has one cage. I'll check my 115 doc tonight and post.
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06-28-2005, 06:44 PM
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Even though the `07 and the 115 are built on the same chasis the 107's fan motor is mounted into the engine compartment where the 115's is inside ahead of the gear shift. They are the same type horiz. shaft with two squirrel cage fans. Unfortunatel I just sold one out of one of my scrap 107s. I am hoping that the other car still has one.
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