Cooling

Dated 6A13, January 13, 1966. Big block Ford water pump core, suitable for rebuilding. This version has a casting number of C5AE-8505-A, and is dated 6A13 or January 13, 1966. Found on many Ford 390 / 428 / 427 engines from 1965-66. These have casting dates, we list the dates when we have them in stock. Plan on sending it to a vendor that specializes in water pump rebuilding. In all likelihood, the rear cover, heater tube, and impeller will need replacing. See our other core water...

0D13  April 13, 1970 dated.  Big block Ford water pump core, suitable for rebuilding. This version has a casting number of C9AE-8505-A. Found on many Ford 390 and 428CJ engines from 1969-70. These have casting dates, we list the dates when we have them in stock. Plan on sending it to a vendor that specializes in water pump rebuilding. In all likelihood, the rear cover, heater tube, and impeller will need replacing. See our other core water pump listings for other casting...

Rebuilt water pump, Ford casting C9AE-8505-A, dated 9L25, November 25, 1969. Perfect for late Dec - Jan 1970 428 Cobra Jet. 

Water pump gasket for all 289/302/351W/351C/429 engines. This gasket is used between the water pump and water pump plate.

Reproduction water bypass plate for all Ford 351C engines. This is an original style brass restrictor plate for 70-73 Cougar, Mustang, Torino etc.Must be used in conjunction with the correct 180 degree thermostat.For some helpful tips on upgrading your Cougar (or Mustang) cooling system, check out our video: ...

New water restrictor plate for the Mercury or Ford equipped with the 351 Cleveland engine. It has been an accepted fact for decades now that the 351C bypass system was not the greatest idea Ford ever came up with. The unique 351C thermostat "hat" never seals well, causing a certain portion of coolant to just circulate through the block and never make it to the radiator. Years ago, Pantera enthusiasts (all Panteras had cooling issues from the factory BTW) found that if they soldiered a penny...

The Wittek Company manufactured the tower clamps used on the Cougar from 1967 to 1973, the Mustang from 1964 1/2 to 1973, as well as many other Ford and Mercury cars during that period. In October or 1993, the company filed for bankruptcy. This has made the tower clamp unavailable to the classic car restorer. Our supplier was able to bid at the auction for enough of the original tooling and parts to make these clamps available again. Other companies have also reproduced these clamps, but...

The Wittek Company manufactured the tower clamps used on the Cougar from 1967 to 1973, the Mustang from 1964 1/2 to 1973, as well as many other Ford and Mercury cars during that period. In October or 1993, the company filed for bankruptcy. This has made the tower clamp unavailable to the classic car restorer. Our supplier was able to bid at the auction for enough of the original tooling and parts to make these clamps available again. Other companies have also reproduced these clamps, but...

The Wittek Company manufactured the tower clamps used on the Cougar from 1967 to 1973, the Mustang from 1964 1/2 to 1973, as well as many other Ford and Mercury cars during that period. In October or 1993, the company filed for bankruptcy. This has made the tower clamp unavailable to the classic car restorer. Our supplier was able to bid at the auction for enough of the original tooling and parts to make these clamps available again. Other companies have also reproduced these clamps, but...

The Wittek Company manufactured the tower clamps used on the Cougar from 1967 to 1973, the Mustang from 1964 1/2 to 1973, as well as many other Ford and Mercury cars during that period. In October or 1993, the company filed for bankruptcy. This has made the tower clamp unavailable to the classic car restorer. Our supplier was able to bid at the auction for enough of the original tooling and parts to make these clamps available again. Other companies have also reproduced these clamps, but...

The Wittek Company manufactured the tower clamps used on the Cougar from 1967 to 1973, the Mustang from 1964 1/2 to 1973, as well as many other Ford and Mercury cars during that period. In October or 1993, the company filed for bankruptcy. This has made the tower clamp unavailable to the classic car restorer. Our supplier was able to bid at the auction for enough of the original tooling and parts to make these clamps available again. Other companies have also reproduced these clamps, but...

The Wittek Company manufactured the tower clamps used on the Cougar from 1967 to 1973, the Mustang from 1964 1/2 to 1973, as well as many other Ford and Mercury cars during that period. In October or 1993, the company filed for bankruptcy. This has made the tower clamp unavailable to the classic car restorer. Our supplier was able to bid at the auction for enough of the original tooling and parts to make these clamps available again. Other companies have also reproduced these...

The Wittek Company manufactured the tower clamps used on the Cougar from 1967 to 1973, the Mustang from 1964 1/2 to 1973, as well as many other Ford and Mercury cars during that period. In October or 1993, the company filed for bankruptcy. This has made the tower clamp unavailable to the classic car restorer. Our supplier was able to bid at the auction for enough of the original tooling and parts to make these clamps available again. Other companies have also reproduced these clamps, but...

The Wittek Company manufactured the tower clamps used on the Cougar from 1967 to 1973, the Mustang from 1964 1/2 to 1973, as well as many other Ford and Mercury cars during that period. In October or 1993, the company filed for bankruptcy. This has made the tower clamp unavailable to the classic car restorer. Our supplier was able to bid at the auction for enough of the original tooling and parts to make these clamps available again. Other companies have also reproduced these clamps, but...

The Wittek Company manufactured the tower clamps used on the Cougar from 1967 to 1973, the Mustang from 1964 1/2 to 1973, as well as many other Ford and Mercury cars during that period. In October or 1993, the company filed for bankruptcy. This has made the tower clamp unavailable to the classic car restorer. Our supplier was able to bid at the auction for enough of the original tooling and parts to make these clamps available again. Other companies have also reproduced these clamps, but...

The Wittek Company manufactured the tower clamps used on the Cougar from 1967 to 1973, the Mustang from 1964 1/2 to 1973, as well as many other Ford and Mercury cars during that period. In October or 1993, the company filed for bankruptcy. This has made the tower clamp unavailable to the classic car restorer. Our supplier was able to bid at the auction for enough of the original tooling and parts to make these clamps available again. Other companies have also reproduced these clamps, but...

The Wittek Company manufactured the tower clamps used on the Cougar from 1967 to 1973, the Mustang from 1964 1/2 to 1973, as well as many other Ford and Mercury cars during that period. In October or 1993, the company filed for bankruptcy. This has made the tower clamp unavailable to the classic car restorer. Our supplier was able to bid at the auction for enough of the original tooling and parts to make these clamps available again. Other companies have also reproduced these clamps, but...

The Wittek Company manufactured the tower clamps used on the Cougar from 1967 to 1973, the Mustang from 1964 1/2 to 1973, as well as many other Ford and Mercury cars during that period. In October or 1993, the company filed for bankruptcy. This has made the tower clamp unavailable to the classic car restorer. Our supplier was able to bid at the auction for enough of the original tooling and parts to make these clamps available again. Other companies have also reproduced these clamps, but...

The Wittek Company manufactured the tower clamps used on the Cougar from 1967 to 1973, the Mustang from 1964 1/2 to 1973, as well as many other Ford and Mercury cars during that period. In October or 1993, the company filed for bankruptcy. This has made the tower clamp unavailable to the classic car restorer. Our supplier was able to bid at the auction for enough of the original tooling and parts to make these clamps available again. Other companies have also reproduced these clamps, but...

The Wittek Company manufactured the tower clamps used on the Cougar from 1967 to 1973, the Mustang from 1964 1/2 to 1973, as well as many other Ford and Mercury cars during that period. In October or 1993, the company filed for bankruptcy. This has made the tower clamp unavailable to the classic car restorer. Our supplier was able to bid at the auction for enough of the original tooling and parts to make these clamps available again. Other companies have also reproduced these clamps, but...

The Wittek Company manufactured the tower clamps used on the Cougar from 1967 to 1973, the Mustang from 1964 1/2 to 1973, as well as many other Ford and Mercury cars during that period. In October or 1993, the company filed for bankruptcy. This has made the tower clamp unavailable to the classic car restorer. Our supplier was able to bid at the auction for enough of the original tooling and parts to make these clamps available again. Other companies have also reproduced these clamps, but...

C8OE-8A616-A Application is S code 390-4V and R code 428CJ with air conditioning. Marked C8OE-A on the hub. Ford part number C8OZ-8A616-A. Ford Motorcraft number YB-109. Good working clutch showing no signs of leaking, we are unable to warranty these units. Note, we have high quality generic versions of this clutch that some will place on their cars to preserve the life of the originals. When storing one of these units off the car always store them face down to prevent fluid loss.

SUPPLIER IS OUT OF STOCK UNTIL MAY 2024 Used in conjunction with Ford fan part # C9ZZ-8600-C that is stamped C9ZE-E. Features a parkerized shaft with an integral mounting flange. The aluminum portions are finished with silver cadmium and are mated together with filister head, Phillips machine screws (8) and an additional crimping operation was used to assemble the front and rear housings. The radial curved spring was originally finished in gold cadmium. This assembly stands 2 5/8" tall when...

C6OE-D and C7AE-F marked fans. Applications: 1. 1968 C code 289-2V engine without air conditioning or heavy duty, or 'extra cooling' option (small radiator). 2. 1969 Boss 302 Eliminator and Mustang. Mustang owners, this 4 blade fan with the part number C6OE-D and (C7AE-F for 1967 and later), is also correct for those K code 289 HiPo engines in both 1966 and 1967. Fan description - 4 blades and 17-1/8 inches in diameter. Ford master part number C6OZ-8600-D. Check out this interesting video...

C5AE-B This is the early 1967 production cooling fan, used up until 11/14/1966 on 289 engine applications. This does not include those cars with factory, or "integral" air conditioning. Fan description - 5 blades and 17 inches in diameter. Ford master part number C5AZ-8600-A. *Note - Excludes integral air conditioning. Check out this interesting video where they test the efficiency of factory style and aftermarket fans. Spoiler alert: the clutch fans are the most efficient! ...

C9OE-H Application is for all 1969 428SCJ engines with the W code 4.30:1 axle ratio, and some instances it was found on 1970 428 super cobra jet engines. Fan description - 6 blade fixed pitch and 18 inches in diameter. Ford master part number C9OZ-8600-D. Check out this interesting video where they test the efficiency of factory style and aftermarket fans. Spoiler alert: the clutch fans are the most efficient! ...

C6OE-F Clutch style cooling fan found on all 1967 S code 390 engines, with or without air conditioning. Fan description - 7 blades and 18-1/4 inches in diameter. Fan does not include thermal fan clutch. Ford master part number C6OZ-8600-F. Original fan drive clutch cast number for this application is C7ZE-A. If you have one of these fans and would like to trade it straight across for one of our C8OE-B or C9ZE-E fans please contact us! Check out this interesting video where they test the...

C9WE-8600-A 5 blade clutch fan for Boss 302 Mercury Cougar Eliminator and Ford Mustang Boss2 cars built before 4-14-1969. 17-1/2 inches in diameter and has the 2-3/8 inch hole for the separate clutch. On page 11-05-01 of the 1969 Ford Shop Manual, volume II it does list this as a 351w Cougar fan. Would like to know if anyone has actually found one of these on a 1969 Cougar with AC. Please contact us if you have any light you can shed on this very rare fan. Click on images to enlarge. Check out...

C9ZE-E Applications: 1. All 1969 428 Cobra Jet with and without air conditioning. 2. 1969 428 Super Cobra Jet with V code 3.91 axles only. 3. 1970 428CJ with air conditioning and some without air conditioning (see your build sheet if available). Fan description - 7 blades and 18-1/4 inches in diameter. Fan does not include thermal fan clutch. Ford master part number C9ZZ-8600-C. Check out this interesting video where they test the efficiency of factory style and aftermarket fans. Spoiler...

7 Blade flex fan, 19 inches in diameter, one year only, Cougar fan for J and C code 429 Cobra Jet engines. Flex only no clutch, used in conjunction with 2-1/8" fan spacer cast number C8SE-8546-B. Fan marked D0OE-A on the blades. Replaces Ford part number D0OE-8600-A. There is a clone fan with part number D30E-A, it is a near match except for the numbers. Check out this interesting video where they test the efficiency of factory style and aftermarket fans. Spoiler alert: the clutch fans are the...

Featured in this kit are all the basic items you need to convert your small block 1967 - 1968 Cougar or Mustang from a 20" wide radiator with a fixed four blade fan to a 24" wide radiator with 3 cores and the MAXIMUM cooling big block, high performance 7 blade clutch fan. This setup was used on the highest horsepower drive-trains of the day including the Legendary 427 Side-Oiler equipped GTE and the 428 SCJ Drag-Pak equipped Cougars and Mustangs. This might sound like overkill for your small...

Reproduction chrome heater hose elbow is for 351, 390, and 428CJ engines. Replaces Ford Part # D0AZ-18599-C Barbed End: 5/8" hose barbThreads: 1/2" NPT (Tapered Threads) For some helpful tips on upgrading your Cougar (or Mustang) cooling system, check out our video: ...

Concourse correct 351 2bbl engine heater hose connector with a 90?� degree elbow that attaches to the intake manifold. Product discontinued by manufacturer. Know anyone else reproducing these? Let us know!

Concourse Correct 90 degree elbow that attaches to the intake manifold and provides proper clearance for the emission canister and air cleaner housing. Correct for all 1968 S code 390-4V, W code 427-4V and R code 428 Cobra Jet engines.

Concourse correct 90 degree heater hose elbow that attaches to the intake manifold and provides proper clearance for the emissions canister and air cleaner housing. Correct for all Boss 302 and 428CJ engines 1969-70.Ford number C9ZZ-18599-A.

Original NOS shroud with correct chocolate brown color and texture as what came on your Cougar the day it was made. The later shrouds sold by Ford were smooth, black and the "Barnum Fibre Co. Inc." maker lettering was faint. This is a wonderful piece for that concours quality 1969 BOSS 302 Eliminator or GT350 Shelby.Ford Part number C9OZ-8146-A

This shroud was what Ford would have sold you in the later years up until they discontinued them in the late 1990's. It has the original Ford part number just like the original but is made of a different material and is black instead of dark brown.Ford part number C9OZ-8146-A

Great addition to that show quality FE powered early Cougar. Unlike the reproduction this has the original part number, BARNUM BROS. FIBRE CO. INC. lettering and FoMoCo insignia at the top driver side. This was one of the last units out the door when FORD discontinued them in the 1990's. Weighs 2.70 pounds and the reproduction weighs 1.54 pounds. Ford part number C8ZZ-8146-A

Used original fan shroud for the 24" radiator found on Mustang, Torino and Cougar with AC or for Cougars that need extra cooling capabilities beyond what the 20" radiator / shroud can deliver. Shround will have minor damage as shown. NOTE: This shroud will fit on the 67, but will only work on small block Cougars that have been retrofitted with a 1968 - 1969 24" small block radiator and mounts. Ford part # C9OZ-8146-A For some helpful tips on upgrading your Cougar (or Mustang) cooling...

D1ZE-8146-AA fan shroud for any 1971-72 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang with 351 engines and either air conditioning or extra cooling.

Reproduction 429CJ fan shroud for 1971 Cougar or Mustang, or 1970 - 1971 Ford Torino. Replaces Ford part number D00Z-8146-D Reference from mercurycougar.net: Best guys to always talk to about Cougars... Will take the time on the phone with you, call you back if you leave a message, got all the time in the world for you when your talkin 'cause you're important to them. Greatest thing for our hobby. Thanks Lin and Don for making / getting things better for us all!!! Kwik Kat ...

This shroud was discontinued by Ford in the mid 1990's. It really is no different in appearance from our reproduction but it does weigh a hefty 2.56 pounds and the reproduction weighs 1.76 pounds. Must have FoMoCo / part numbered shroud for that show quality BOSS 302 or 351C Eliminator. Just like our reproduction, the BARNUM BROS. lettering has been ground off. This was done because Barnum no longer made the shrouds for Ford in the latter years but the tooling still had their name on it.Ford...

Fan spacer, measuring 1-1/2 inches. Application includes 1970 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang with 351 engines and standard cooling. Reference number YA-21, cross reference to C8OE-8546-A spacer.Ford part # D0AE-8546-B, Ford engineering # D0AZ-8546-B.

Fan spacer, measuring 1-39/64 inches and sometimes mentioned as 1.61". Reference number YA-71.Ford part # C8DE-8546-A, Ford engineering number C2OZ-8546-G.

Fan spacer, measuring 1-7/8 inches or sometimes mentioned as 1.88". Application includes 1970 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang with 428CJ engines. Reference number YA-81.Ford part # C8AE-8546-C, Ford engineering # C6OZ-8546-D.

Fan spacer, measuring 2-1/8 inches. Application includes 1971 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang with 429CJ engines. Reference number YA-83.Ford part # C8SE-8546-B, Ford engineering # C8SZ-8546-D.

Reproduction pair of brass oil cooler fittings for the Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang that screws into the oil cooler. 1/2" threads go to cooling lines.3/8" threads go into the radiator.

Used heater tube for the 351C attaches to the intake manifold on the passenger side of the carburetor and has heater hoses connecting to either end. Darn near impossible part to find in used form as they are always rusted out and nasty. One year only part.Ford part # D0ZZ-18696-A.