Pulling motor?
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From: Liberty Lake, WA
Just got back from NAPA and they didn't have anything in stock. What exactly is this "special tool" you speak of? They had a universial kit for $75+ or a specific ford diesel wrench that "is to be used with the universial kit" for almost $40. Then they had the same wrench along with some holder thingy that was in between. Are these my only good options, or is there another way. I'd rather not have to pay that much for something that I will only use this one time and that's it.
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From: Hutchinson, KS
I'm trying to picture it but can't. Got a visual for me. The NAPA part number that he gave me are : 3473, Ser, 48mm
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Wrench for Fan is 1 7/8 “ or 48 MM
Wrench for holding pulley is 54 MM.
Must use both wrenches to remove fan. This is the most difficult part of the water pump change
Wrench set is:
OEM part # 27141,, but not Ford part #,
OEM is the brand name of the wrench set. I borrowed one from Autozone.
The wrenches are basically open but only 3/8" thick to allow them to fit side by side in the close quarters between the water pump and fan.
Note this what I used on a 2000 7.3
Wrench for holding pulley is 54 MM.
Must use both wrenches to remove fan. This is the most difficult part of the water pump change
Wrench set is:
OEM part # 27141,, but not Ford part #,
OEM is the brand name of the wrench set. I borrowed one from Autozone.
The wrenches are basically open but only 3/8" thick to allow them to fit side by side in the close quarters between the water pump and fan.
Note this what I used on a 2000 7.3
Fleet Mechanic
Joined: Dec 2007
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From: Hutchinson, KS
Wrench for Fan is 1 7/8 “ or 48 MM
Wrench for holding pulley is 54 MM.
Must use both wrenches to remove fan. This is the most difficult part of the water pump change
Wrench set is:
OEM part # 27141,, but not Ford part #,
OEM is the brand name of the wrench set. I borrowed one from Autozone.
The wrenches are basically open but only 3/8" thick to allow them to fit side by side in the close quarters between the water pump and fan.
Note this what I used on a 2000 7.3
Wrench for holding pulley is 54 MM.
Must use both wrenches to remove fan. This is the most difficult part of the water pump change
Wrench set is:
OEM part # 27141,, but not Ford part #,
OEM is the brand name of the wrench set. I borrowed one from Autozone.
The wrenches are basically open but only 3/8" thick to allow them to fit side by side in the close quarters between the water pump and fan.
Note this what I used on a 2000 7.3
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EDIT lol..not sure why it posted that way..but click on the "I " ..
EDIT lol..not sure why it posted that way..but click on the "I " ..
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Originally Posted by strokersace
Have to throw down some cash, but if it's returned within 48 hours and all there, you get ALL of it back
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From: White Mnt's,New Hampshire
thats how i did mine as well..only i used a big wrench
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From: Vilonia Arkansas
I got mine at Autozone loan-a-tool AutoZone.com | Fan Clutch Wrench
Part #27141 the one in the red box is the one we use.
Part #27141 the one in the red box is the one we use.
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From: Hutchinson, KS
I got mine at Autozone loan-a-tool AutoZone.com | Fan Clutch Wrench
Part #27141 the one in the red box is the one we use.
Part #27141 the one in the red box is the one we use.
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