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IS THERE A TRICK to install fan shroud to radiator 200 1989

Do the cooling fan blades have to be removed to put this schroud back on ???

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IS THERE A TRICK to install fan shroud to radiator 200 1989

Either the fan, or the radiator, has to come off. Frankly, I think the radiator is a lot easier to pull than working with those pesky fan bolts/nuts, assuming your hoses are in good condition and you've kept antisieze on the tranny cooler lines' threads -- I can pull the radiator out in just a few minutes (really, <5), without the skinned knuckles that working on the fan's fasteners causes.









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IS THERE A TRICK to install fan shroud to radiator 200 1989

Hate to tell you there isn't some clever way (I do not know it if there is), but I remove the fan.








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IS THERE A TRICK to install fan shroud to radiator 200 1989

Bummer, I was hoping there would be an easier way ...








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IS THERE A TRICK to install fan shroud to radiator 200 1989

When doing the Timing Belt or whatever.. I pull the Shroud and Fan together. Sorry...get out the 10mm wrench again.
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'75 Jeep CJ5 345Hp ChevyPwrd, two motorcycles, '85 Pickup: The '89 Volvo is the newest vehicle I own. it wasn't Volvos safety , it was Longevity that sold me








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IS THERE A TRICK to install fan shroud to radiator 200 1989

I'm really surprised no one has piped up with a chainsaw approach. I've seen some in the boneyard with duct tape and chunks missing.

One thing that has made the fan removal job easy for me is use of the thin pattern stubby 10mm combination wrench you can buy in any Sears. Its box fits over the stud nicely.
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Art Benstein near Baltimore







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