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Thread: Viscous fan removal help

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    The 300 Tdi has a Left Hand thread!
    It is surprising with the amount of force it sounds like you have used that it hasn't come undone.
    Cheers, Martin

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    Quote Originally Posted by MLD View Post
    blatant theft from another forum member, but i made this based on that person's drawing. I made mine 400mm long to clear the fan

    granted it works on the TD5 and Puma. Can't speak for the 300tdi

    MLD
    Im glad at least one reader used my drawing to create a useful tool
    As you say its for a PUMA. The pins engage holes in the pulley. It wont work on a Td1 300
    A Tdi 300 requires a tool to capture the bolt heads fastening the pully

    This link shows the kind of thing although this is for TDV6
    http://www.aulro.com/afvb/d3-d4-rrs/...lder-tool.html

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    I cut mine off with an angle grinder.
    Also dismantled my water pump that way as well.
    That was a 200tdi so i had a little more space to play with between the fan and radiator.

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    Quote Originally Posted by slug_burner View Post
    Just make sure you are turning the thing in the correct direction. I know some are LH thread but not sure which ones.
    This is how I remember ...............

    If the belt goes over the top of the viscous pulley, (eg. Tdi 300) then its a LH thread, if it goes under the pulley, (eg. Td5) then it's a RH thread.

    When I removed the Td5 viscous hub I had a 6' bar on the hub spanner and my friendly radiator man had another 6' bar on the 'special tool' hub bolt head holder. It took all our effort to 'uncrack' the nut.


    Deano

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