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What's up, guys? I'm Andy from one 1A Auto. Here I have this new pneumatic fan clutch remover tool. A lot of times if you have a mechanical fan, it's somewhat difficult to remove the fan clutch. What you do is find the right size for your vehicle. Take this bar right here and you're going to install this. Now what you would think was you install it that way, but what you're going to do is install it this way, and then you're going to hammer like this. You don't want to hammer the other way because it's not going to work. So you do that. And then you take your pneumatic air hammer, you're going to slide it on here, just like that. And then you're able to get the fan off. Just give it a couple of brups and that'll get the fan off for you.
So if you like this tool, click the link in the description and get yours at 1aauto.com.
Thanks for watching. Visit 1aauto.com, your place for DIY auto repairs for great parts, great service, and more content.
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What's up, guys? I'm Andy from one 1A Auto. Here I have this new pneumatic fan clutch remover tool. A lot of times if you have a mechanical fan, it's somewhat difficult to remove the fan clutch. What you do is find the right size for your vehicle. Take this bar right here and you're going to install this. Now what you would think was you install it that way, but what you're going to do is install it this way, and then you're going to hammer like this. You don't want to hammer the other way because it's not going to work. So you do that. And then you take your pneumatic air hammer, you're going to slide it on here, just like that. And then you're able to get the fan off. Just give it a couple of brups and that'll get the fan off for you.
So if you like this tool, click the link in the description and get yours at 1aauto.com.
Thanks for watching. Visit 1aauto.com, your place for DIY auto repairs for great parts, great service, and more content.
