EFAN and PULLY INSTALL HELP
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EFAN and PULLY INSTALL HELP
Ok, my Troyer Efans and Pullies arrived and I will be putting them on within the next week. I just want to make sure I have everything I need before I start.
When you take the clutch fan off, which way do you turn the bolt? I did this before on my old truck, but I can't remember. It's the opposite of a normal nut, right?
Here is what I need to get.
1. Torque Wrench for pullies(What kind)
2. 3-prong thingy
2. Crowbar or Wonderbar for holding waterpump still while disengaging clutch fan
3. New pully(Can I use the same one or should I get a gatorback or something?) I have the 8-rib pullies
*Side note: I also want to replace the fuel filter and change O2 sensors. I know about the fuel filter tool, but are there any special tools I need for the O2 sensors?
Am I missing anything?
When you take the clutch fan off, which way do you turn the bolt? I did this before on my old truck, but I can't remember. It's the opposite of a normal nut, right?
Here is what I need to get.
1. Torque Wrench for pullies(What kind)
2. 3-prong thingy
2. Crowbar or Wonderbar for holding waterpump still while disengaging clutch fan
3. New pully(Can I use the same one or should I get a gatorback or something?) I have the 8-rib pullies
*Side note: I also want to replace the fuel filter and change O2 sensors. I know about the fuel filter tool, but are there any special tools I need for the O2 sensors?
Am I missing anything?
Last edited by kr1mson k1ng; Oct 7, 2005 at 11:31 AM.
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Originally Posted by kr1mson k1ng
Ok, my Troyer Efans and Pullies arrived and I will be putting them on within the next week. I just want to make sure I have everything I need before I start.
When you take the clutch fan off, which way do you turn the bolt? I did this before on my old truck, but I can't remember. It's the opposite of a normal nut, right?
Here is what I need to get.
1. Torque Wrench for pullies(What kind)
2. 3-prong thingy
2. Crowbar or Wonderbar for holding waterpump still while disengaging clutch fan
3. New pully(Can I use the same one or should I get a gatorback or something?) I have the 8-rib pullies
*Side note: I also want to replace the fuel filter and change O2 sensors. I know about the fuel filter tool, but are there any special tools I need for the O2 sensors?
Am I missing anything?
When you take the clutch fan off, which way do you turn the bolt? I did this before on my old truck, but I can't remember. It's the opposite of a normal nut, right?
Here is what I need to get.
1. Torque Wrench for pullies(What kind)
2. 3-prong thingy
2. Crowbar or Wonderbar for holding waterpump still while disengaging clutch fan
3. New pully(Can I use the same one or should I get a gatorback or something?) I have the 8-rib pullies
*Side note: I also want to replace the fuel filter and change O2 sensors. I know about the fuel filter tool, but are there any special tools I need for the O2 sensors?
Am I missing anything?
Mike has written some of the best installation instructions for this install that I have ever seen. My 12 year old daughter could do this install with the instructions provided. But you gotta read through them before starting....
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roger that. I already did, and I will probably read them again. I did this install on a previous truck as well so it really shouldn't be a problem. Just looking for a 'refresher' 
The pully install I have never done. So we'll see how that goes.
Is this the part I need for the harmonic balancer thing.... http://www.partsamerica.com/ProductD...tnumber=T73876
Also, what kind of torque wrech should I get?
The pully install I have never done. So we'll see how that goes.
Is this the part I need for the harmonic balancer thing.... http://www.partsamerica.com/ProductD...tnumber=T73876
Also, what kind of torque wrech should I get?
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The clutch fan is normal right hand thread. Most manuals say left hand thread but, you can not believe all that we can read.
I used a strap wrench to hold the pulley to remove the fan. I did not have the correct Ford type fan clutch wrench.
I used a strap wrench to hold the pulley to remove the fan. I did not have the correct Ford type fan clutch wrench.
