TD5 Viscous Coupling Siezed
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Trewey
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gorra feelin that TD5 aint a reverse thread.
ave yer tried it t'uvva way?
ave yer tried it t'uvva way?
yella
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hit it with a hammer 
Shifty1962
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The TD5 viscous fan coupling is NOT a reverse thread it is normal.
Standing in front of the engine give the spanner a good whack anti-clockwise and it should loosen. Be brave as it may be reluctant to budge but a few good wallops should do the trick.
Put some copper grease on the threads when you put it back so you dont have the same trouble later.
I took mine off today so I know what I'm talking about.
Probably the only thing I do know but hey ho!
Hope this helps.
Standing in front of the engine give the spanner a good whack anti-clockwise and it should loosen. Be brave as it may be reluctant to budge but a few good wallops should do the trick.
Put some copper grease on the threads when you put it back so you dont have the same trouble later.
I took mine off today so I know what I'm talking about.
Probably the only thing I do know but hey ho!
Hope this helps.
yella
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wtf would you want to put it back fo, they are a useless piece of ****, if you want a fan, fit a kenlowe
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