gotta change the fan coupling in the cabby and as ive never done it before im after some useful tips on the best way to go about it, the floor is open............
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elliot
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a big thanks to jonb for fast delivery of me bits
gotta change the fan coupling in the cabby and as ive never done it before im after some useful tips on the best way to go about it, the floor is open............
gotta change the fan coupling in the cabby and as ive never done it before im after some useful tips on the best way to go about it, the floor is open............

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nadz325i
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replacing the viscous fan quite easy to replace.elliot wrote:a big thanks to jonb for fast delivery of me bits![]()
gotta change the fan coupling in the cabby and as ive never done it before im after some useful tips on the best way to go about it, the floor is open............
you can do the proper way which is buy the right tool from halford and use that, it a 32mm spanner made especially for viscous fans (well works on the e30), or you can use a flat blade screwdriver place it on the nut, preferabbly on the edge and carefully stike the nut with a sharp blow, but dont kill the nut!!
also please do remember IT IS A REVERSE NUT, it opens anti clockwise!!!!
from memory i think the viscous is bolted on to the fan with 4 - 6 spline/torx bolts.
not hard to do, just be carfull.
HTH.

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koos
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Just use a normal 32mm spanner and give it a whack with a hammer, left hand thread, drop the plastic cover underneath and it drops out. pretty easy !!!!!!!!
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elliot
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cheers guys!
that was too easy
that was too easy

