Fitment of the Cummins engine is tight but results in a great conversion because you get to keep your IFS. The space from the firewall to the core support makes it extremely difficult to use the mechanical cooling fan. Anything is possible just be prepared to use your creativity and doing a significant amount of front clip modifications and fabrication. We used side by side electric fans and even then space was tight. You will have to do some cutting to the engine mount perches to make room for the wider oil pan rail. A body lift is NOT required. To keep the engine and transmission angle correct you’ll need to space the transmission up 1/4 inch. *Uses Ford 6.4 diesel starter*.
- If you do not have the upper water neck that is pointing straight up, you will need to change our part SKU 2624
- If your lower water neck is not pointing down at a 45° angle, you will need to change to our part SKU 3102
Must have 2nd Gen or "New Style" Fan Hub. If you're not certain which fan hub you have please click here and scroll down the page a bit to see pictures for positive identification.
- Make of Truck:
- Chevy/GMC
- Ship Separately:
- No
- Product can be split into multiple boxes:
- No
- Must Ship Freight:
- No
- Is Featured:
- No
- Year of Truck:
- 1988
- Year of Truck:
- 1989
- Year of Truck:
- 1990
- Year of Truck:
- 1991
- Year of Truck:
- 1992
- Year of Truck:
- 1993
- Year of Truck:
- 1994
- Year of Truck:
- 1995
- Year of Truck:
- 1996
- Year of Truck:
- 1997
- Year of Truck:
- 1998
- Adaptable Engine:
- 12V 1st Gen- 1989-1993
- Adaptable Engine:
- 12V 2nd Gen- 1994-1998
- Adaptable Transmission:
- Chevy 4L60E
- Adaptable Transmission:
- Chevy 4L80E
- Adaptable Transmission:
- Turbo 350, Turbo 400, 700R4
- Original Engine:
- 6.2L Diesel
- Transmission:
- 4L60E / 4L80E
- Conversion Engine:
- 1989-1998 12 Valve
- Original Engine:
- 6.5L Diesel
- Original Engine:
- 5.7L / 7.4L gas
- Year of Truck:
- 1999