best way to remove Fan Switch
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best way to remove Fan Switch
I broke my fan switch on the passenger side head during my header install a year ago. Well the time has finally beckoned for me to change it so that my fan does not run all the time. However, I cannot seem to get any socket or wrench on this thing. Does anyone know what size it is and what is the best way to get it out. From the top or bottom. I can't see it very well from eirhter side and cannot see if I need a alrger or smaller size tool. I would like to not have to take my header out. Everyone knows how much a pain the passenger side is.
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It shouldn't be that bad to pop it out!!
I would just try a open end wrench from underneath. Might be easier to get a turn on it...It worked for me. Can't remember the size though off the top of my head...
I know how you feel, I broke mine changing headers too, Hooker LTs. That sucked...
I would just try a open end wrench from underneath. Might be easier to get a turn on it...It worked for me. Can't remember the size though off the top of my head...
I know how you feel, I broke mine changing headers too, Hooker LTs. That sucked...
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Originally posted by 92 zzz28
It shouldn't be that bad to pop it out!!
I would just try a open end wrench from underneath. Might be easier to get a turn on it...It worked for me. Can't remember the size though off the top of my head...
I know how you feel, I broke mine changing headers too, Hooker LTs. That sucked...
It shouldn't be that bad to pop it out!!
I would just try a open end wrench from underneath. Might be easier to get a turn on it...It worked for me. Can't remember the size though off the top of my head...
I know how you feel, I broke mine changing headers too, Hooker LTs. That sucked...
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Well I got it out today. Boy was it in there tight. It was a 13/16 and I got it from underneith with the starer out of the way. The only problem was trying to catch all of the coolant that was flying in my face.
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Originally posted by ShiftyCapone
The only problem was trying to catch all of the coolant that was flying in my face.
The only problem was trying to catch all of the coolant that was flying in my face.
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just open your mouth =]
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Originally posted by ShiftyCapone
I can't get the block plug out so I had to do things the messy way.
I can't get the block plug out so I had to do things the messy way.
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Originally posted by Need4Speed1387
How come you can't get it out? With the headers off it should be easy to get to from underneath.
How come you can't get it out? With the headers off it should be easy to get to from underneath.
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