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Removing fan clutch, what tools? #412446 03/05/04 03:43 PM
Joined: Nov 2001
Posts: 189
Jason_dup1 Offline OP
Wheeler
I know this is an easy change, I did it about 2 years ago. I just cannot remember what tools I need. I think it's only a wrench, right? Anybody remember what size the nuts are? I am only asking this so I can get the tools ready today while I'm at work, so I can get home and change this thing out.
Thanks,
Jason


1992 4runner, all stock, just got it. only 24k miles!!!!!!!!

1992 Toy Pickup V-6 Reg Cab
33 BFT AT/ko, 3 lift
230k miles
Re: Removing fan clutch, what tools? [Re: Jason_dup1] #412447 03/05/04 03:45 PM
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Posts: 1,049
toyrunner Offline
Body Damage is Cool
10 mm combination wrench, stubby and long
Danny


1985 SR5 4Runner
eLocked with Carter Lock
4.7:1 single case
Davez Offroad twin stick
Re: Removing fan clutch, what tools? [Re: toyrunner] #412448 03/05/04 03:48 PM
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Posts: 189
Jason_dup1 Offline OP
Wheeler
Thanks Danny.
I cannot remember if I remove the radiator, I did last time to flush everything out/change coolant and therm. Don't remember If I *had* to though.
Jason


1992 4runner, all stock, just got it. only 24k miles!!!!!!!!

1992 Toy Pickup V-6 Reg Cab
33 BFT AT/ko, 3 lift
230k miles
Re: Removing fan clutch, what tools? [Re: Jason_dup1] #412449 03/05/04 04:37 PM
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Posts: 12,153
4Crawler Offline
Web Wheeler
*****
Remove the lower and upper fan shroud, usually gives enough room to get to the fan clutch.

Re: Removing fan clutch, what tools? [Re: 4Crawler] #412450 03/05/04 05:11 PM
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Posts: 792
J
javven Offline
Rock Warrior
Racheting wrenches (dog bones) kick hiney working on the front of a motor. Mine's a diesel so YMMV but I can get a good 1/4 swing on just about everything, PITA even with an offset or angled head wrench but with the rachets it's a breeze.

Even if you were just going to have three of them, you could get 10/12, 11/13 and... oh, probably 12/14 and it'd set you back less than $20. Anything bigger should really be done with a box-end wrench.


Change your oil hot and often.
07 Taco V6 4WD 5-Auto

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