Cant get belt fan off!
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Any hope.. i tried to loosten the belt fan with the reverse thread. I was turning clockwise. I tried holding the pulley and everything.. no can do. Any suggestions?
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Hopefully i can get it done before i come visit.. I would like to have it all set up for the long trip. I got a 14 inch electric fan that i am going to wire into the automatic electric fan
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If so,
I have the special tool, a two pin wrench that fits into the two holes on the front of the fan cluth pulley that will allow you to hold it and actually loosen the opposite-hand big nut. I even have the large combo wrench for the nut too.
Let me know if you need it, I can pack it up and ship it to you or if you're in Chicago area you can come over and borrow it.
I have the special tool, a two pin wrench that fits into the two holes on the front of the fan cluth pulley that will allow you to hold it and actually loosen the opposite-hand big nut. I even have the large combo wrench for the nut too.
Let me know if you need it, I can pack it up and ship it to you or if you're in Chicago area you can come over and borrow it.
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and it will hang up on the right side timing belt cover, preventing the pulley from turning.
There is actually a raised circle on the face of the timing belt cover, right at twelve o'clock behind the pulley. It's about an inch in diameter, and your 4mm allen wrench will stay right there.
There is actually a raised circle on the face of the timing belt cover, right at twelve o'clock behind the pulley. It's about an inch in diameter, and your 4mm allen wrench will stay right there.
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I got a steel bar and positioned it on the bolt of the pulley and then the floor.. i wedged it in there and bam it popped off.
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