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Old 03-27-2015, 11:27 AM
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when I replaced my fan clutch I noticed it was much louder on startup then before. It has taken some time (months) for it to quiet down. I attribute it to the new clutch being much stiffer then the new one. As it has broken in, it has quieted down.
Interesting...this started months AFTER I installed the new fan clutch though. It doesn't seem to be doing any damage(except to my ear drums) so it's very intriguing. I've promised my wife I would finish laying hardwood upstairs next week, but hopefully I'll be able to dig into this as well.
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