Kyle,
It probably is better if you take the fan extension off and find a
suitable shorter bolt to hold the damper assembly on. That way, you
could mount the electric fan on the back side of the radiator, which is
probably better for airflow. But make sure the bolt you get is of the
correct grade and length, it takes a LOT of torque and is pretty
critical since it holds the harmonic damper to the crank.
Tim Holbrook
1971 TR6
--- "Kyle K. Rice" <kkrice1@email.msn.com> wrote:
> I have installed an electric fan and now want to take off the
> original fan.
> My question is, do you remove the fan extension and just bolt up the
> pulley
> with no fan extension or do you need to leave the fan extension on
> the car?
> It would seem that if you took the fan extension off, you would need
> to
> shorten up the large bolt that holds it on. Is there anything else I
> should
> do or look out for.
>
> Thanks Kyle.
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