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    Separating td5 fan from viscous coupling

    I know they're only available as a complete assembly but is it doable? I've got one with damaged blades (half the harmonic balancer went for an adventure) and another with a stuffed viscous bit

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    Quote Originally Posted by admiralranga View Post
    I know they're only available as a complete assembly but is it doable? I've got one with damaged blades (half the harmonic balancer went for an adventure) and another with a stuffed viscous bit
    I just buy genuine fan as they aren’t to expensive

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    Quote Originally Posted by admiralranga View Post
    .... but is it doable?.....
    I have a spare here, and looked and looked ... and can't figure out how one would do it(without major hacking).

    I reckon no!
    Arthur.

    All these discos are giving me a heart attack!

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    Quote Originally Posted by admiralranga View Post
    I know they're only available as a complete assembly but is it doable? I've got one with damaged blades (half the harmonic balancer went for an adventure) and another with a stuffed viscous bit
    They were not built as to come apart like those for the V8s
    Discovery Td5 (2000), manual, tuned

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