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Well, i had a crack at the install, all good except getting the actual fan off the main nut, i tried to jam something in to stop the whole lot from spinning but everything i tried wasn't good enough to allow me to really push on the spanner. So ill have another crack at it next weekend with a bigger screw driver and see how i go, hopefully i have a bit of luck.
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Use a socket on the little nuts. It will jam it stuck nicely.
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What do you mean little nuts?
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There are 4 or so nuts visible through the holes in the pulley. Put on a socket on one of them to jam it.
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Awesome, thanks mate, ill give it a crack on the weekend

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While its on the engine, you need to smash/shock it with a large hammer, the nut gets seized onto the thread. Bashing it will shock the nut and make it able to be removed.
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