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Old Jun 9th, 2019, 13:59   #13
volvo_saint
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The trick is to use a chain wrench - tighten carefully and use the spanner.

Luckily the nut on the viscous coupling came of easy.

However I think I will be refitting one the cooling fans from a B20 engine instead.....

Replacement viscous coupling are expensive items and in Malta the temperature is usually hot - so constant airflow can only improve things.
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