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74-911 07-19-2014 06:58 PM

?? On Installing the Fan on the Alternator
 
Installing my newly powder coated fan on the newly rebuilt alternator. I hope this makes sense:

Question: do you just push the fan down on the alternator shaft as far as it will go using the big nut? I really didn't pay attention to where the fan was seated when I pulled it and definitely do not want to seat it to far if that is possible.

schulr 07-19-2014 07:30 PM

The fan sits right on the alternator with the large 22 mm bolt on the outside. Follow this link for some good picture of an alternator rebuild. Try a search as well as there r many topics written on this subject. I just completed mine last month.

Bob

schulr 07-19-2014 07:31 PM

Forgot the link.

1987 Alternator + Fan/Housing (Vertex) Replacement - Rennlist Discussion Forums

The cap'n 07-19-2014 08:08 PM

I wouldn't use the nut (NOT bolt) to seat the fan. The threads weren't designed for that purpose. It should slip on with a little force. If was properly powder coated the inner surface of the mounting hole should be paint free. If not, you're gonna have to remove the paint from that area, and without damaging the surface in any way.

The Cap'n

74-911 07-20-2014 03:30 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by The cap'n (Post 8172670)
I wouldn't use the nut (NOT bolt) to seat the fan. The threads weren't designed for that purpose. It should slip on with a little force. If was properly powder coated the inner surface of the mounting hole should be paint free. If not, you're gonna have to remove the paint from that area, and without damaging the surface in any way.

The Cap'n

The fan went on fairly easily, I'm just not sure it is fully seated and wondered should I use the big nut to pull it down until it won't go down on the shaft any more ? i.e. is the fan fully seated when it bottoms out on the shaft ?

Bill Jennings 07-20-2014 05:11 AM

74-911,

I wouldn't use the nut to cinch the fan down as it should just slide down on the shaft with a slight feel of a interference fit.
Just look closely at the fan to ensure their is no powdercoat on any mating surfaces.
If you are in doubt check the fan pulley is aligned with the crankshaft pulley.
Cheers
Bill


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