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Radiator removal tryin to figure out the easiest way to remove the fan shroud on this vehicle

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Unclip it push it away from the radiator use an 8mm allen key to undo the viscous fan then you can remove the cowling easily ( i have welded a extension onto my 8mm allen key to make this easy) you will need to hold the water pump pulley while cracking off the 8mm center bolt

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