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Doesn't the clutch just keep the fan from self destructing if obstructed and or avoid severely mangling fingers. I read one guy said he abandoned this fan entirely and replaced with an electric fan. |
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I got rid of the whole fan and clutch. The electric fans are more than enough for the non turbo diesel.
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My electric fan threw the tiny belt that turns the passenger side of the two fans. The one on the right has the motor. The one on the left has a tiny belt. Looks like that part is available. I think I will just remove the fan. Last edited by ChrisArnt; 07-19-2017 at 01:20 PM. |
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Assuming the diesel is like a m103 or m104 its not bad at all. You need to get the plastic fan shroud out of the way and often the radiator too if its been on there a while and you really need to force it. If you want to leave the rad in you may need to cut down a 10mm allen wrench.
The belt usually provides enough grip to keep the pulley from spinning. If its not enough use an old belt and wrap it around the fan pulley and a few others. Then bunch up some extra and run it over itself to lock everything up. This should not the first attempt but as a last resort on a stuck bolt its better than rounding off the 10mm hex bolts on the back of the pulley.
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