How to Replace Radiator Fan and Fan Clutch 02-08 Dodge Ram

How to Replace Radiator Fan and Fan Clutch 02-08 Dodge Ram

1A Auto shows you how to repair, install, fix, change or replace a broken radiator fan. If your car overheats or runs hot and the radiator cooling fan will not turn on then this may be your solution. This video shows the process for the 2008 Dodge Ram

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• Adjustable Wrench
• Pipe Wrench
• 3/8 Inch Drive Ratchet http://1aau.to/ouF/1AXAA00015
• Hammer http://1aau.to/odJ/1AXAA00091

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Alex Rosas says:

Best demo. Simple and understandable, thank you.

Joshua Brown says:

GOT A 06 and this does not work.

Garrett Johnson says:

Soo what about the electrical connector for the fan clutch?

Edward BAPTISTE says:

I have a 1997 Ford Aspen trying to change AC belt and put a alternator belt on how do you do that

Jesus Carrier says:

Is There any upgrade for the fan baldes???? Stock are too noisy

Adam Thornton says:

What should I do when I make my belt tight to not spin the water pump the whole motor spins over

HTX Badger says:

As always, great work boys.

teeweezy75 says:

Yeah mine is not close to being this easy

Must_hav_ stangs says:

dont work for a 02 ram 1500 5.9l gas

Hand Craftedrock says:

I made a pulley holding tool in about 10 minutes. About 16" long piece of flat steel and drilled 2 holes for 2 bolts 3" apart(on centre) from each other. Worked great from first try.

Matthew Gonzalez says:

Good Video helped me with my 2002 Dodge Ram V6. I used a clutch pully holding tool and a pipe wrench. I had to remove the carb. air Intake.

victor hernandez says:

Don’t waste ur time this method does not work.

graham davidson says:

There are small holes in the pulley. I stuck a small punch in and let it stop the pulley from moving. Worked pretty good on a tight bolt

casanovaevren says:

Good demonstration thanks

adedoHD says:

Does not work on a cummins lol

Jay Roper says:

Yeah just give it a little tap haha

Software Bear says:

This was very helpful, but I have a question.

I am needing to replace the fan clutch on my 2007 Dodge Durango 5.7L Hemi. Currently sounds like a jet engine when it is fired up.

My question is this:

Several parts are available, some normal thread, some reverse. Is the 2007 a reverse thread? Or a normal thread? I am ordering the part online and would like to avoid needing to send it back and wait if possible (having one vehicle and two working adults with 4 kids is starting to get old).

Thank you in advance.

MrBigjay98 says:

What is max cooling and do I have it?

Jursaw says:

That fan clutch was already loose before, 5.7 im working on is super tight even with the proper fan clutch removal tools, propane torch, hammer and a long wrench. Still won't come off

Ernest Hin says:

how did you keep the water pump pulley from moving. does the nut need to be real tight? (the nut can only go so far right)?

MrSimba27 says:

where did you exactly put that 3/8 wrench?

Dmitry Belyaev says:

Great! How difficult is it to remove fan pulley? The bearing needs to be replaced.

fargeeks says:

I say

is there a reason why some fans have uneven fan blade spacing like this?

Ed Cuddy says:

bullcrap that nut was previously lose quit it…lol

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