Thanks, this idea worked for me today when I had to change out my water
pump and fan clutch. Worked great to get the nut loose and to also tighten
it back once I switched the blades. I have saved bunches of money doing it
myself. I love YouTube! 🙂
I make no Gaurentee implied or expressed. Glad if the video inspired you it
is to show how I did it. common sense and a repair manual and life
experience , wide range of tools and the fact it is not the first water
pump I have ever changed help. If you do not usualy work on motor vehicles
and are not good with tools I would not proceed just based on my
video.Proceed at your own risk. I will not be held liable if you screw it
up. Let me know how it goes. Thanks for your comment. and good luck.
2:40 instead of going through the tedious process of making little labels
and taping them on each bolt with scotch tape, why not just use a sharpie
and write the number on each one? Much simpler and quicker.
Lol @ “use my brain.”
need more info but this is helpful
Thanks for sharing. it is a very helpful tip.
stolen fan clutch !!!!hahahahahahahahahahaha.good
i hear the firefighter!!! did you forgot your stove on while you making
this video???
Thanks, this idea worked for me today when I had to change out my water
pump and fan clutch. Worked great to get the nut loose and to also tighten
it back once I switched the blades. I have saved bunches of money doing it
myself. I love YouTube! 🙂
No more tedious then your comment. But, Hey! Thanks for watching !! 🙂
I make no Gaurentee implied or expressed. Glad if the video inspired you it
is to show how I did it. common sense and a repair manual and life
experience , wide range of tools and the fact it is not the first water
pump I have ever changed help. If you do not usualy work on motor vehicles
and are not good with tools I would not proceed just based on my
video.Proceed at your own risk. I will not be held liable if you screw it
up. Let me know how it goes. Thanks for your comment. and good luck.
Naw it was a stolen fan clutch but I got this segment done before swat
arrived 😉
2:40 instead of going through the tedious process of making little labels
and taping them on each bolt with scotch tape, why not just use a sharpie
and write the number on each one? Much simpler and quicker.
Pipe wrench worked great for removing fan be careful putting fan on new
pulley you could bend it