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    Tips on unsticking a fan clutch?

    I'm going to go ahead and tell on myself. Got the stack pulled and fan clutch pulled. Decided it was a great time to clean up the engine bay. Put my air nozzle on the air hose, squeezed it and NO AIR! Turns out I had the wrong hose plugged in and never was putting 90# to the clutch! Hooked...
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    Tips on unsticking a fan clutch?

    I took your advice and pulled the stack. Beat directly on the clutch, got it to move, but still super tight. Not exactly how "free" these are supposed to be.
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    Tips on unsticking a fan clutch?

    Any tips on unsticking this fan clutch? I've put 90# of air directly to it and beat on it pretty good with a long 1/2" extension and a mallet. I am hitting on the pulley area. Tried hitting on the edge of the clutch, but it looked like it would damage the housing. You can see the marks where...
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