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Re: [T3] fan removal



--- EricMH313@aol.com wrote:
> Phil,
> I was well aware of how pullers work, but it didn't
> stop me from ratcheting away! My puller, because of
> the lenghth of the center piece, required the 8mm
> bolts to be bolted in DEEP, just not <that> deep. I
> just wanted to warn of a potential goof, if at the
> expense of any credibility I may have had :-) It's
> nothing some J.B. Weld can't fix...
> -EricH.
> 
> 
> In a message dated Tue, 9 Oct 2001  9:49:32 PM
> Eastern Daylight Time, phil cain
> <bearsvw2000@yahoo.com> writes:
> 
> > > The holes there on the turbine,8mm are there to
> use
> > a center pulley(like a stering wheel puller)not to
> > screw bolts into and force it off. Phil
> > >
> > --- EricMH313@aol.com wrote:
> > > When removing the fan with a puller, be VERY
> CAREFUL
> > > with the bolts that go into the hub, as in do
> not
> > > over-tighten them. If not you may find yourself
> with
> > > two holes, neatly punched in the fan housing. As
> you
> > > may guess, it happened to me...
> > > -EricH
> > > '71 Variant
> > > '87 Quantum Syncro
> > > '72 & '73 pancake engines 
> 
> >sorry , didn't mean to sound gruff Phil
>
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