plumbfisher
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'afternoon all ...
a very knowledgable pal told me to try this viscous fan repair - and it worked!
Once you've removed the fan have a look at the wee coil in the centre at the front. It'll be rusty and that is the problem. It operates a valve which allows the fluid to move within the viscous drive and if it is siezed then won't work and the fan will be 'stuck on'. A clean up and a squirt of plusgas and a it'll free up. A few spins by hand and it'll go slack and turn freely.
a very knowledgable pal told me to try this viscous fan repair - and it worked!
Once you've removed the fan have a look at the wee coil in the centre at the front. It'll be rusty and that is the problem. It operates a valve which allows the fluid to move within the viscous drive and if it is siezed then won't work and the fan will be 'stuck on'. A clean up and a squirt of plusgas and a it'll free up. A few spins by hand and it'll go slack and turn freely.