Questions & Answers for: Ford fan pulley

...fan to the pulley. If it's a 4.0L engine, you need to hold the waterpump pulley still and break the nut loose holding the fan clutch to the waterpump. If you don't have a wrench that big, try using a ...

Connect the lower radiator hose, heater hose and by-pass hose at the water pump. Install the fan shroud, if so equipped. Install the pulley, fan spacer, fan and drive belt(s). Fill the cooling system

...fan and pulley? You need a special fan clutch wrench to remove it. Or try an air chisel just to break it free. Once you remove the fan and shroud you should be able to gain access and remove the ...

...pulley behind fan wobbling slightly and making a racket. Changed fan clutch; problem persists. No coolant leakage. Any ideas? Turn the motor off and move the pulley by hand, if theres alot of slop in ...

...will be i nthe way. You must remove the fan and clutch, then the pulley then you will have access to the water pump bolts as well as the other components which must be removed to get the pump

should the fan pulley line up with the crankshft pulley Yes all pulleys should line up, one belt drivs all pulleys.

...fan you will be able to get down to the tension pulley no problem. On this belt drive you will twist/pull the tension pulley clockwise. Hope this helps and thank you for using FixYa. ...

...fan clutch to try and keep the pulley it screws onto from spinning. No success. I tried a few things to jam the pulley while I twist of the clutch, but nothing seemed to work. Anybody else have these ...

...fan and pulley on a 1987 ford ranger 2.9 v-6? the plastic engine fan is cracking out and i cant get the clutch fan off the water pump. i removed the 4 bolts holding the pulley off ant the pulley is ...

...pulley. 4. Remove the large nut on the fan with the 1-1/16 wrench by turning counter clockwise. 5. Replace the fan by holding the nut perfectly level with the water pump post & start the nut by ...