Should a Fan Clutch Spin Freely When Cold
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Also, the part number for a spick-and-span fan clutch for my 1981 BJ41 is 16210-56020. Spurting a cross reference on Aisin's website lists two possibilities. The unitary that seems to represent the correct part number is FCT-061, which is a nonstop cross reference to the portion add up listed in the Toyota EPC. At that place is a second option for a similar part number, 16210-56020-000, which is listed for a Daihatsu Delta. The Aisin part number for this indefinite is FCD-004. I am having trouble determination a new one using whatsoever of these part Numbers. Anyone know of a replacement that leave wreak or where to buy in one of the above in the event that mine is no good?
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Hard to enjoin when spinning IT by hand, but when engine is hot it should be passabl locked up.
Are you having cooling issues?
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I am trying to run the right silicone fluid to function to rebuild it as its a much cheaper option.
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You can buy new silicone anele at RC car hobby stores. I bought 10000cst and it has been working great for a year so far. Same engorge RC cars use of goods and services in their diffs and shocks apparently.
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I got a unused Aisin united from cruiserparts.net for my 3B.
Hard to tell when spinning it by hand, but when engine is hot information technology should be fairly locked up.
Are you having cooling issues?
Since I have an earlier 2B, I think the buff clutch is the same as the early B engines. The later 2B engines utilized almost of the Saame run off on components equally the 3B.
I am not having cooling issues (other than a talebearing radiator), but I have noticed that IT seems to take a while to warm to temperature on cool days (enough for heater use anyway). Perhaps it's not an issue. I retributory started to question it after I was told that the fan should spin freely with no resistance when cold.
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After more 12 years struggling with cooling system problems ATEB resolved IT within minutes.
They put across special (but selfsame expensive) Toyota visco clutch oil and the job was solved.
Can and Phillip are very good, libertine and friendly mecanics.
Compliments we had found them 12 days ago.
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Should a Fan Clutch Spin Freely When Cold
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