Difficulty: ModerateInstructionsThings You'll Need:
- Wrenches
- Remove the Existing Fan
- Step 1
Disconnect the negative battery cable and slip some non-conductive material over it to make sure it won't slip back into contact with the battery terminal.
- Step 2
Use a wrench to remove the four nuts holding your Tracker's engine fan in place.
- Step 3
Remove the four radiator shroud clips.
- Step 4
Detach the power steering reservoir from its mooring and set it aside.
- Step 5
Lean the radiator shroud toward the engine so that it's out of your way.
- Step 6
Detach the engine fan from the pulley hub. Remove both the fan and its clutch assembly.
Install the New Fan - Step 1
Attach the new fan/clutch assembly where the old one used to be.
- Step 2
Return the radiator shroud to its new position and clip it in place again.
- Step 3
Replace the power steering reservoir in its original location. Make certain to reconnect it.
- Step 4
Mount the fan and clutch assembly on the pulley hub.
- Step 5
Tighten all four fan nuts to 97 inch pounds (11 Nm). You may need a second wrench to hold the fan shaft in place as you do this.
- Step 6
Reconnect the negative battery cable and check to make sure the newly installed fan operates properly.
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