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  1. 10th December 2018, 05:48 PM #1
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    Clutch fan rubbing on shroud

    Hey 200tdi.. I have the above issue and it sounds like when you used to peg a card on the back wheel of your pushy! No overheating problems. Sign of a bad viscous hub or water pump?
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    is it hitting all the time or only under load?.
    if only under load it might be a broken engine mount.
    I've never seen a viscous fail to the point of making noise or contact with the shroud.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jboot51 View Post
    is it hitting all the time or only under load?.
    if only under load it might be a broken engine mount.
    I've never seen a viscous fail to the point of making noise or contact with the shroud.
    All the time
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    I would think engine mount, possibly shroud or radiator mounts, and only then think about other possibilities.
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    Shroud mounts.. Thanks for advice!
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