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#938809 04/26/2013 4:50 PM
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hi there, got a '53 chevy last month, but i've only just begun to work on it with the warm weather finally showing up for us out here..i've never restored a classic car before, but i've wanted to for a while and i've been seeing a lot of classics going for cheap around here; so i figured i'd snatch one up before summer comes around. did a compression test a few weeks ago, and all other indications point to the engine being in fine shape for the time being.. i just removed the water pump the other day, but i've got a question about that (i've used the search feature to no avail!).. i'm use to the clutch fan being removable by a large nut in the front, but this fan looks like it's been pressed on or something? there are four bolts on the fan that don't seem to do anything..any ideas for how to remove the fan from the pulley, so i can replace my water pump?

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Welcome to the site. Looks like a good candidate to fix up. Hopefully the motor is good. Looks like GMC fenders on the front.

My fan is held on by 4 little bolts, then I need to pry it off bit by bit, very snug fit. Use a small pinch bar if you need to. Usually, technical questions are best asked in another forum instead of the welcome centre.

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really, gmc fenders? that's the kind of knowledge i'm short on.. i'm still learning about this truck as i'm working on it. oh, i went to prying on the fan after removing those four bolts, and i guess it was just stuck on there with years of rust.. good to go!
yeah, i know it would be better to start a thread in the tech section, but i didn't want to start off making a bunch of threads all over the place my first day on the forum


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