32mm wrench for fan clutch

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  • Schneider325
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    Originally posted by Schneider325
    So do you or don’t you need to remove the fan to get the alternator belt off?
    ehhhh?

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  • Schneider325
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    So do you or don’t you need to remove the fan to get the alternator belt off?

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  • ptownTSI
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    its 4 pages ;) . i just wanted to know i'd have everything to do it w/out buying the special bmw tools for $75 when i can do it for $14 just fine.

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  • fporro
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    Originally posted by DanGillan
    wow, i cant believe there was a 3 page thread on how to remove a fan.
    and will get longer, dont think shroud removal has been covered yet ;)

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  • DanGillan
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    wow, i cant believe there was a 3 page thread on how to remove a fan.

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  • fporro
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    Originally posted by ptownTSI
    and then what do i use to hold the pulley?
    leave the alt/fan belt on and that should do it.
    just did a t.belt last weekend and no drama., i tapped the 32 once with a hammer, that knocked it loose

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  • Rigmaster
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    Originally posted by ptownTSI
    would this combo be better than that pedro's wrench or do you still need the pulley holder when you use the pedro's wrench.

    SCHLEY PRODUCTS INC. was founded in 1979 for the sole purpose of manufacturing specialty tools for the automotive aftermarket. From the start Schley Products philosophy has been to produce economical tools of the highest quality and standards which make a previously difficult task now easy to accomplish.


    i can get that setup for $68 so i was just wondering.

    -Justin

    You still need something to hold the pulley- sometimes. I've been able to get 95% of them off without anything special- just a cheapo 32mm wrench that I ground down to be thin enough to fit, and sometimes a thin long screwdriver to wedge between the pulley bolts.

    But, I have had one or two that absolutely would not cooperate- they were stuck like a mofo. I finally got them loose with lots of PB Blaster and time- waited like 2 days and then got them loose.


    Bret

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  • ptownTSI
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    and then what do i use to hold the pulley?

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  • fporro
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    go to any bicycle shop and ither buy a Pedros, Park Tools or house brand tool



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  • ptownTSI
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    hurry up i want an answer so i can order this stuff before 5pst...chop chop!

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  • ptownTSI
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    from these guys.



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  • ptownTSI
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    would this combo be better than that pedro's wrench or do you still need the pulley holder when you use the pedro's wrench.

    SCHLEY PRODUCTS INC. was founded in 1979 for the sole purpose of manufacturing specialty tools for the automotive aftermarket. From the start Schley Products philosophy has been to produce economical tools of the highest quality and standards which make a previously difficult task now easy to accomplish.


    i can get that setup for $68 so i was just wondering.

    -Justin

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  • arsevader
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    Originally posted by PeaveyBassist
    Think about it. RHD folks.

    Will
    I never even thought about that lol. You are correct.

    Though it unfortunately was my weak assed attempt at innuendo. ;)

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  • ptownTSI
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    well i wasnt asking about some euro model with RHD, i along with the rest of us in the states have a lhd e30. how many possibly have rhd e30's.

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  • PeaveyBassist
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    Originally posted by ptownTSI
    if you are hitting it towards the passenger side then you are tightening? i dont see how hitting it toward the passenger side could loosen it??
    Think about it. RHD folks.

    Will

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