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I was in the back seat when that video was made!!! I was telling the driver to go slow..... but didn't happen. This was the second one that this has happened. We had replaced the fan, gone through the same water, same speed and not had an issue. The old blades will fail. I have not driven mine...

Just an update on fan replacement-- plan on being there a little while. You will have to remove your radiator stack to replace your fan blade. I had some down time today, so I figured I'd practice what I preach. Replacing fan blade, belts, and installing my delclone alternator. The blade is to...

I can tell you what happened-- water broke a few blades, causing an imbalance, thus taking out the water pump. My buddy did the same thing trying to (take it easy) driving it home 30 miles. He was not as lucky as you, got his radiator as well. What I meant to say is cut a few blades off your...

The belts on these vehicles are old and weathered. Every surplus Humvee that I've seen should have them replaced. The belts are cheap enough and should be part of your maintenance checklist.

Not to bad of a job-- can be done in about two hrs. You will cut your hands, that fan blade is a barracuda mixed with a pit bull. You will have to disconnect the hydraulic hose that goes to your fan clutch. If you have big hands -- this is where the challenge come into play. Take your time and...

Water broke the fan blade-- witnessed two already. Anyone that has purchased a surplus Humvee, do yourself a favor and change the drive belts and the fan blade with a new one. They are old and brittle. The first one that broke took out the shroud. The second one that broke on my other buddy's...