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be aware that you may need to grind a 32mm open end spanner to reduce the o/a thickness to enable it to fit - surely cheaper and easier to buy a specific (thin) fan hub spanner in 32mm - most proper tool & bearing shops would carry them. Handy item to carry in your tool kit in case you ever need to do anything regarding removal/replacement of the belt.Quote:
Originally Posted by lars04
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Didn't have to do any grinding it fit perfectlyQuote:
Originally Posted by 87County
Got the spanner it's the viscous fan Hub tool that holds the hub while you crack the fan thread with the 32mm spanner so the hub doesn't spin when you try to undo the fan.Quote:
Originally Posted by lars04
I hope that made sense
I will take photos and post them so you can see what's done but it won't be for about a month
Ohhhhh I used the claw side of my hammer lol bit dodgy but worked can chuck up a picture tomorrow where I positioned it.Quote:
Originally Posted by blitz
Tried that and screwdrivers jammed in there nothing working as it's frozen onQuote:
Originally Posted by lars04
This could work.Quote:
Originally Posted by blitz
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Mine was frozen on too from someone using loktite on it. Used an air chisel and lots of heat to free it. Heat it up and use the chisel on the flat of the nut and it gives enough of a powerful shock to release it.Quote:
Originally Posted by blitz