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I actually didn't buy the tool however there is a service manual, (can't recall which right now that actually shows this tiny littel hook and gives a part number for a headlamp **** removal tool which probably costs $35.00 from Ford.
I agree though, after I took mine of for the first time I spun the **** until the slot for the release was at the top of the shaft so if ever it needed to come off again I could just get in there with a small flat screwdriver.
Not to my knowledge..however I've never disassembled the actual clutch perhaps they require some special tools... again, these are the kinds of things I am willing to include for the sake of getting the information out here where its readily accessable.
The fan clutch takes a spec. flat forklike tool that fits over the outsides of the 4 f.c. bolts. It's avail. usually on loan at auto zone, etc.
Go to google and enter ford fan clutch tool and hit images.
Yes, agreed, and in many cases aftermarket manufacturers are listed in specific instances, however, in the interest of promoting and helping maintain this site, priority has been given to MotorHaven as a general parts and accessories supplier.
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You can find the speaker size and such from crutchfield for 78-91 (back to 64). Use the link http://www.crutchfield.com. Then click on "What fits my car" on the left menu.