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This may be what I had - Front(FRONT IS FRONT) fanhousing coming loose from case. In this case you need to remove pully , fan and fanhousing retap the holes in the case and insert screws with locktite. No small job. Herman > - 20 minute inspection of the fan/fan housing with mirror and strong > light, the outside of the fan(not the blades) was scuffed as was the inside > of the fan housing. No apparent cracks or breaks. > - sniffed the oil because of running without the bellows, didn't smell > burnt (thank you Duralube) > I sit here now, soaking the bellows in hot water in the kitchen > sink(that's what the sink's for isn't it?). The only way to further inspect > the fan/fan housing would be teardown and Mag Particle inspection. I didn't > see enough damage to warrant that ... yet. > I'm keeping my fingers crossed that I'm going to be very lucky and the > surprise present from the PO has done no more than scuff up some parts. > > Tom > '72 Vagrant Variant > MT/twin carbed > _________________________________________________________________ ------------------------------------------------------------------- Search old messages on the Web! Visit http://www.vwtype3.org/list/