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    Remove seized fan hub from TD5

    Any hints for removal of cooling fan hub seized onto carrier bearing? I've tried the usuals, including hammer upgrade, but I think the dribbler who did all the other repairs might have used thread locker to "make sure the fan didn't come off"!

    Clues?

    Pete
    Dizzie, 08 D3 TDV6 SE

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    hub of problems

    Quote Originally Posted by Pierre View Post
    Any hints for removal of cooling fan hub seized onto carrier bearing? I've tried the usuals, including hammer upgrade, but I think the dribbler who did all the other repairs might have used thread locker to "make sure the fan didn't come off"! Clues?
    Hi Pete

    Just the usual hints, warm the outside of the nut to loosen any thread locker and leave the serpentine belt in place to add some resistance to the pulley, give the spanner a good whack in the same direction that the fan spins.
    if the hub has been failing for some time, the fan can wind off when the engine decelerates quickly, so you are probably right about the thread locker being used.
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    Fixed!!!

    Had to remove with 9" grinder! Now, to remove the front cover to replace the fan hub boss bearing and shaft.

    Any clue about the part numbers in here? The bearing I have, the circlip will be OK, but the flange and shaft????

    Help would be appreciated.

    Cheers

    Pete
    Dizzie, 08 D3 TDV6 SE

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