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How do I remove the engine fan? - 450SE
I've been meaning to set the ignition timing and dwell properly on my 450SE, however those who have SLS and A/C know its hard to see the timing markers..

I'm thinking the best way to see them with my timing light is to temporarily remove the engine fan and set the timing, then put the fan back on... trouble is everytime I try something I can't stop the pully from rotating and skin my knuckles anyway...

Looks like its only 4 10mm bolts holding it on, so how do I remove it?

Cheers,

Ian.

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