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Old 09-05-2015, 03:44 PM
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I'm installing a new driveshaft fan on my 169, but I don't know what way it goes on, maybe someone on here knows, there was no old fan, it was completely missing, I'll get a pic of the fan soon because both sides of it are different, and I want to make sure it turns the correct way, thanks.
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Also, see page 2-39B in the service manual
http://ccmanuals.info/pdf/1x8-9%20&%...e%20Manual.pdf
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The fan has to blow air back to the Hydro Unit.
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The fan has to blow air back to the Hydro Unit.
Thanks for the tip Roland, I got the snap ring on.
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Ok guys it's all back together again and seems to be good, just have to finish reinstalling some covers.
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From the limited view of your picture, I can not tell which way the fan is blowing.
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From the limited view of your picture, I can not tell which way the fan is blowing.
I installed it the exact way the service manual said to, with the snap ring facing towards the engine.
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Well I just noticed the 169s new hydro cooling fan I installed is destroyed, I don't know how it came loose and moved, and the rag joint is ripped, it was an nos one I think, I guess it was dry rotted, I have another one of those, but need another new fan now, anyone know of a metal one?
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The Narrow Frames had a metal fan, I know the shafts are the same diameter, but I've never tried to put one on a Wide Frame.

Hard to tell from your picture but FWIW, the original snap rings were much thicker and probably a considerable amount stronger than the average hardware store snap rings. Mcmaster Carr has them.
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