stock fan removel
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When I removed mine here's what I did.
Remove one of the 4 bolts that hold the pulley on behind that nut. Now, take one of the bolts that retains the washer fluid reservoir and grind one side of the attached washer flat. Now you'll need a piece of steel or bar that is ~1/4" thick and has a hole in the bottom large enough to accept that nut you just ground the washer flat on. (stay with me it's not as complicated as it sounds! LOL)
Screw the longer bolt through the bar into the hole you removed that 4th bolt from. Hold with your left hand and I used a pipe wrench to loosen the fan. Lefty loosey BTW. Once you get the fan broken loose you can remove the long bolt and bar and spin the fan off by hand. Be carefull not to drop it once you reach the end of the threads!
Remove one of the 4 bolts that hold the pulley on behind that nut. Now, take one of the bolts that retains the washer fluid reservoir and grind one side of the attached washer flat. Now you'll need a piece of steel or bar that is ~1/4" thick and has a hole in the bottom large enough to accept that nut you just ground the washer flat on. (stay with me it's not as complicated as it sounds! LOL)
Screw the longer bolt through the bar into the hole you removed that 4th bolt from. Hold with your left hand and I used a pipe wrench to loosen the fan. Lefty loosey BTW. Once you get the fan broken loose you can remove the long bolt and bar and spin the fan off by hand. Be carefull not to drop it once you reach the end of the threads!
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