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Old Mon, May 10th, 2010, 12:55 AM
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Question Radiator replacement & fan removal?
I'm going to change the rad on my truck. Will I have to remove the fan to do this, and it there a special tool or way to do it? Thanks!
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It all depends on how much room you want.
The more room the better.
That means the least possible damage to the new radiator.
I've done either way and personally I like the fan out of the way.
If you're by a major auto parts store you can rent the fan removal tools for little or nothing.
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OK good. I just want to know if it is possible to change the rad with the fan in place. But I'll try and get the tool beforehand.
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Totally possible, all kinds of room once the shroud is loose. The FRP rad is a little more that 2x as thick as stock, bolts in 100% no issues and hopefully will make life a little easier when towing. Thanks all.
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Glad you got r done!
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