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Hydraulic radiator fan motor seeping oil

Yahoo Message Number: 63073
Appreciate recommendations for facilities in San Diego that could handle the repair of a hydraulic radiator fan motor seeping oil. I understand this is a chassis mfg issue (true or false)? Am I correct that freightliner is the base chassis? ('09 Magna #6994)

Re: Hydraulic radiator fan motor seeping oil

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Yahoo Message Number: 63083
Quote from: Ron"

> Appreciate recommendations for facilities in San Diego that could handle the repair of a hydraulic radiator fan motor seeping oil. I understand this is a chassis mfg issue (true or false)? Am I correct that freightliner is the base chassis? ('09 Magna #6994) >
I have some hydraulic fan motors that i got from the CC auction. Yours should have an eaton part number on it and thats how i would match it up. If your interested just let me know.

Hydraulic radiator fan motor seeping oil - UPDATE

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Yahoo Message Number: 63311
2009 Magna #6994

Cummins Cal Pacific was informed by Eaton the hydraulic radiator fan motor was made only for Country Coach, and Eaton does not stock this pump or make it any longer.

Specialty Logistics - Tim Lighty has a replacement source.

Eaton hydraulic pump radiator fan motor: Part numbers
300CT072

500AD00052AB00ZVJ

Note: Mileage on my coach: 10,600

I replaced the defective PTO at about 5,000 with a kit from John Davis, JDRV.

Ron ('09 Magna #6994)

Re: Hydraulic radiator fan motor seeping oil - UPDATE

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Yahoo Message Number: 63312
affordable hose and fitting has parts to repair motors.513-646-6419 talk to mike.

Hydraulic radiator fan motor seeping oil

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Yahoo Message Number: 107834
Yes We are interested if you still have the parts or motors. I have a picture but not sure how to attach.
Can you email me at WPChateau@... and I will send a picture with numbers. I can even seem to read the numbers off the motor, but you may if you have the part.
Thanks,