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    Viscous fan clutch rebuild?

    Hi all
    Need some info on TB42 fan clutch. I need to add some oil in the fan hub. Can you open them? There's probably a thread here somewhere but can't seem to find it. Any tips would be appreciated.

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    They unbolt and seperate and you can buy the silicon oil from toyota.
    Or hobby shops that sell remote control cars sell it as well a lot cheaper but not sure if it is the same stuff grade etc or if it will work properly.
    another tip if you can't get the o ring back in bake it on baking paper in the oven and they shrink.

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    I have the TB45E, the clutch in that is a sealed unit, not rebuildable. Have heard of people drilling holes into them, changing oil and sealing back up though. Ended up working out mine was still functioning after a test (other issues were causing engine to get hot).

    From memory, the petrols all come out with sealed units, diesels have ones that bolt together thus can change the oil.

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    I rebulit the fan on my RB30s - got the oil from ford - cant remeinber the P/N - Had to get two tubes of it.

    The one I rebuilt had bolts that let me pull it apart. - made a big differance.
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    Can someone post a thread, Instructions + pics rebuilding a hub, if not already done or post link.
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    It's pretty easy, I did mine a couple of months ago - didn't take any oics though.
    You just take the fan off the engine - 4 bolts.
    Take the 4 bolts out of the fam assemblt itself and it splits into 2 sides.
    Remove all of the old gung and then use 2 tubes of silicon oil - I bought mine from toyota at around $12 each tube - to refill.
    relocate the o ring and put it back together.
    Piece of p!$$.
    hmm superflex & dobisons....

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    Geez my spellings terrible! Damn fat fingers
    hmm superflex & dobisons....

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    just buy a new one there not that pricey you can get them new for under $100

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    its a good idear to change the water pump at the same time as there might have been some vibration
    chack the fan blades for cracks
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