Removing a fan clutch requires a strap wrench.
Your vehicle's cooling fan is attached to its manage pulley with a clutch. Clutch fans drudge to contract strain on the engine and save fuel. Provided the engine is blistering, the clutch fan runs blue streak and provided the engine is boreal, the clutch fan Testament jog extended slowly. It is operated with a valve that opens and closes to clout the flow of silicone fluid between the chambers of the clutch meeting.2. Loosen the large nut on the front of the water pump by turning it counterclockwise with a wrench. You may have to hit the wrench with a small mallet to get it going. If it doesn't turn, then try to turn it clockwise.
Instructions
1. Position the strap wrench to the water pump's pulley to keep the pulley from turning while you take off the bolt on the front of the water pump where the fan clutch is attached.
The income of removing a fan clutch on a van varies by assemble and manufacturer. Some regular directions practice to most types. Regardless of manufacturer, removing a fan clutch requires a particular thing called a strap wrench. Some of the nuts are threaded to the right and some to the left, depending on the manufacturer.
3. Screw off the bolt(s) on top of the fan shroud using a socket wrench. There may be a couple bolts, or there may be one large one on the front.
4. Slide the fan clutch off the front of the water pump and lift it out of the engine compartment.
