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Old 28th August 2019, 16:10   #1
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Default cant find a thread, brush change

I've seen a thread about how to change the brushes in the coolant fan motor. It had pictures of taking the back plate off but I cant find the thread.

It is the back plate removal and the torx screw removal I am interested in.

Do you know the thread I need, link if you do please

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Old 28th August 2019, 16:26   #2
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This one:
https://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/for...8&postcount=73

or this one:
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Old 28th August 2019, 16:35   #3
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There's also a HowTo with instructions from French_Mike somewhere around. I'll add it here if I locate it.


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Found that but it doesn't work. Early in the first link I posted.
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Old 28th August 2019, 16:46   #5
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Found that but it doesn't work. Early in the first link I posted.
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I cant get this link to work

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Send a PM to Arctic and he'll provide you with his excellent pictorial guide.

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Thank you dattrike, not sure it was either of these but they have answered my question but not allied my worst fear. I do have to undo the seized torx screws. I know I cant use a blow torch or a paint stripper as they get too hot but perhaps a hair drier will heat enough to help undo them.

I remember, it also said about soldering the back plate back on

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I cant get this link to work

Yes, seems like that one's been 'lost' in the system. I found a 2015 post by French_Mike saying he couldn't find it. It was uploaded to the HowTo forum in 2009. Maybe a victim of the PhotoBucket ransom?



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For what it is worth, I've just changed the brushes in my 3-speed fan on the KV6. (job failed though as I found the fan was cracked when putting it back on the car, so I bought the replacement Revotec fan from Jules).
When removing the fan motor, I had t undo the 3 torx screws. All were initially seized, but penetrating oil and a quick soak saw 2 of them undo with care. The 3rd one wouldn't move, and the torx bit chewed the head. So I got a cutting disc in my Minidrill (like a Dremel), and carefully cut a slot in the head. A large screwdriver soon shifted it.

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Old 30th August 2019, 20:12   #10
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For what it is worth, I've just changed the brushes in my 3-speed fan on the KV6. (job failed though as I found the fan was cracked when putting it back on the car, so I bought the replacement Revotec fan from Jules).
When removing the fan motor, I had t undo the 3 torx screws. All were initially seized, but penetrating oil and a quick soak saw 2 of them undo with care. The 3rd one wouldn't move, and the torx bit chewed the head. So I got a cutting disc in my Minidrill (like a Dremel), and carefully cut a slot in the head. A large screwdriver soon shifted it.

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Stewart, got the same problem all 3 of mine have seized.

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