<VV> Fan Bearing
airvair
airvair at richnet.net
Wed Apr 11 09:47:54 EDT 2007
At least it was in your shop and not on the side of the road in the
middle of nowhere. LOL But at least you now have first-hand knowledge of
what it takes to change one. May it be your only one ever.... ;o)
-Mark
Michael Cobb wrote:
>
> Wow, talk about good timing. Over the weekend, I had the "pleasure" of changing out a howling/fan belt eating old fan bearing for a shiny (well, matte finish) new Aluminum hub - with chrome plated pulley. Now, the fan belt runs smoothly and is not wiggling
>
> PROS: Great learning experience. Good opportunity to seal some oil leaks. Really cool looking into the heart of the crank. Good time to clean everything... Replaced old bolts with nice new bolts.
>
> CONS: The longest/most time consuming part of the job is getting the gaskets off the engine, the baffle, and the top cover. Very disruptive.
>
> Hopefully, this new bearing will last longer than me and the car...
>
> Mike
> 1966/PG/140
>
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