KR> Blower

2008-10-12 Thread francis fenlason
Behalf Of Pat Driscoll Sent: Friday, August 27, 2004 8:47 PM To: KR Mailing list Subject: KR> Blower Thanks guys, I saw that the blower bearing was pressed in but in the "blow up" it looked like the fan was attached to the bearing after the bearing was pressed in. Now I don't fee

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2008-10-12 Thread Pat Driscoll
How the +*&%$*& do you get the blower fan off the top of the engine? I just got hold of a 110 HP 64 engine. I need to get the blower off to check the crank number. I know I can take off the entire top but I don't like to be beaten by a simple piece of machinery. I see nothing in the blow up of t

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2008-10-12 Thread Mark Langford
Pat Driscoll wrote: > How the +*&%$*& do you get the blower fan off the top of the engine? I don't claim to be a Corvair expert, but I think you need a press to get the actual blower off of the bearing which is pressed into that housing. I think most people just take the housing off an go with t

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2008-10-12 Thread ballsofb...@aol.com
It is pressed on Jim May

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2008-10-12 Thread Pat Driscoll
Thanks guys, I saw that the blower bearing was pressed in but in the "blow up" it looked like the fan was attached to the bearing after the bearing was pressed in. Now I don't feel bad about taking the whole top off. Pat Driscoll patric...@usfamily.net Saint Paul, MN -- http://USFamily