Water Pump
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Use a couple of thick rags and put them over the pulley to keep it from getting marred up, and then put a pair of vice grips on the pulley to hold it (this is if you don't have access to or want to buy the special tool). Once you start trying to loosen the fan the vice grips will wedge against the engine. Then if you don't have the fan clutch wrench use a large pair of channel locks to remove the fan. It will have enough leverage to break it loose, then just spin it off.
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From: Celaya, Gto. MX
Originally Posted by Action4478
What I meant was I can get the dimentions''
More here..The bars are 1 Inch wide , once you have them both made , all you need to do is line them up & drill a hole ,, put a nut & bolt in it & good to go
Look here ... for the wrench...
More here..The bars are 1 Inch wide , once you have them both made , all you need to do is line them up & drill a hole ,, put a nut & bolt in it & good to go
Look here ... for the wrench...
anyway thanks a lot. and also for the other pic.
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From: Wisconsin
Originally Posted by PIKE
Did I read somewhere that there is a Int. water pump that has a coolant filter built into it?
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From: Silver Lake Dunes, MI
Originally Posted by PIKE
Did I read somewhere that there is a Int. water pump that has a coolant filter built into it?
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