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Merrill
TomP wrote:
> I need to remove the fan clutch on a 2004 wrangler. How do they come off?
> any insight would be a great help. Thank to all TomP
boneyard) ?
Merrill
TomP wrote:
> I need to remove the fan clutch on a 2004 wrangler. How do they come off?
> any insight would be a great help. Thank to all TomP
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Re: fan clutch removal
On the same topic: how do you test a clutch fan on a static vehicle (ie
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Merrill
TomP wrote:
> I need to remove the fan clutch on a 2004 wrangler. How do they come off?
> any insight would be a great help. Thank to all TomP
boneyard) ?
Merrill
TomP wrote:
> I need to remove the fan clutch on a 2004 wrangler. How do they come off?
> any insight would be a great help. Thank to all TomP
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Re: fan clutch removal
On the same topic: how do you test a clutch fan on a static vehicle (ie
boneyard) ?
Merrill
TomP wrote:
> I need to remove the fan clutch on a 2004 wrangler. How do they come off?
> any insight would be a great help. Thank to all TomP
boneyard) ?
Merrill
TomP wrote:
> I need to remove the fan clutch on a 2004 wrangler. How do they come off?
> any insight would be a great help. Thank to all TomP
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Re: fan clutch removal
merrill wrote:
> On the same topic: how do you test a clutch fan on a static vehicle
> (ie boneyard) ?
You really can't. The viscous clutch should spin "somewhat" freely
when cold but resist motion when hot.
> TomP wrote:
>> I need to remove the fan clutch on a 2004 wrangler. How do they come
>> off? any insight would be a great help. Thank to all TomP
On that subject, if it's like my ZJ then you just take the four bolts
out that are holding it to the water pump. Might have to remove the
belt first. On my ZJ the fan and shroud have to come out as one.
p.s. put a piece of cardboard between the fan and radiator to protect
the fragile fins from getting damaged.
--
DougW
> On the same topic: how do you test a clutch fan on a static vehicle
> (ie boneyard) ?
You really can't. The viscous clutch should spin "somewhat" freely
when cold but resist motion when hot.
> TomP wrote:
>> I need to remove the fan clutch on a 2004 wrangler. How do they come
>> off? any insight would be a great help. Thank to all TomP
On that subject, if it's like my ZJ then you just take the four bolts
out that are holding it to the water pump. Might have to remove the
belt first. On my ZJ the fan and shroud have to come out as one.
p.s. put a piece of cardboard between the fan and radiator to protect
the fragile fins from getting damaged.
--
DougW
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Re: fan clutch removal
merrill wrote:
> On the same topic: how do you test a clutch fan on a static vehicle
> (ie boneyard) ?
You really can't. The viscous clutch should spin "somewhat" freely
when cold but resist motion when hot.
> TomP wrote:
>> I need to remove the fan clutch on a 2004 wrangler. How do they come
>> off? any insight would be a great help. Thank to all TomP
On that subject, if it's like my ZJ then you just take the four bolts
out that are holding it to the water pump. Might have to remove the
belt first. On my ZJ the fan and shroud have to come out as one.
p.s. put a piece of cardboard between the fan and radiator to protect
the fragile fins from getting damaged.
--
DougW
> On the same topic: how do you test a clutch fan on a static vehicle
> (ie boneyard) ?
You really can't. The viscous clutch should spin "somewhat" freely
when cold but resist motion when hot.
> TomP wrote:
>> I need to remove the fan clutch on a 2004 wrangler. How do they come
>> off? any insight would be a great help. Thank to all TomP
On that subject, if it's like my ZJ then you just take the four bolts
out that are holding it to the water pump. Might have to remove the
belt first. On my ZJ the fan and shroud have to come out as one.
p.s. put a piece of cardboard between the fan and radiator to protect
the fragile fins from getting damaged.
--
DougW
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Re: fan clutch removal
merrill wrote:
> On the same topic: how do you test a clutch fan on a static vehicle
> (ie boneyard) ?
You really can't. The viscous clutch should spin "somewhat" freely
when cold but resist motion when hot.
> TomP wrote:
>> I need to remove the fan clutch on a 2004 wrangler. How do they come
>> off? any insight would be a great help. Thank to all TomP
On that subject, if it's like my ZJ then you just take the four bolts
out that are holding it to the water pump. Might have to remove the
belt first. On my ZJ the fan and shroud have to come out as one.
p.s. put a piece of cardboard between the fan and radiator to protect
the fragile fins from getting damaged.
--
DougW
> On the same topic: how do you test a clutch fan on a static vehicle
> (ie boneyard) ?
You really can't. The viscous clutch should spin "somewhat" freely
when cold but resist motion when hot.
> TomP wrote:
>> I need to remove the fan clutch on a 2004 wrangler. How do they come
>> off? any insight would be a great help. Thank to all TomP
On that subject, if it's like my ZJ then you just take the four bolts
out that are holding it to the water pump. Might have to remove the
belt first. On my ZJ the fan and shroud have to come out as one.
p.s. put a piece of cardboard between the fan and radiator to protect
the fragile fins from getting damaged.
--
DougW
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