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Old 10-24-2011, 09:34 AM
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Originally Posted by dlclarke View Post
I have exactly the same mess going on right now. To remove the fan you can use a 300mm crescent spanner and a very big flat bladed screw driver. Wedge the driver in from the left under one of the 4 bolts ( that hold the pulley on) and against the big nut itself, and undo clockwise (its a LH thread bolt). Its held on by 60 ft lbs and not too hard to remove.
I would ONLY recommend this method to those DIYers who are GOOD with hand tools! Several failed attempts of this method will deform the bolt heads and therefore render the special tool for fan removal USELESS in its designed task. Proceed with extreme caution DIYers! The only thing worse than not having the right tool for the job is damaging the fastener to the point where the right tool will not work!

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