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Remove Thunderbird Electric Fan

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Junkyard Electric Fan Hunting: The $20 Fans That Beat Almost Everything! (What To Look For)

What happens here

Locate a 1997 Ford Thunderbird, identified as a strong candidate for a high-performance fan. Use the tools to carefully remove the electric fan, including its shroud and wiring pigtail, from the Thunderbird's engine bay. Despite mosquitoes, successfully extract the fan.

Goal: Extract the electric fan from a 1997 Ford Thunderbird

Tools and materials

  • 1997 Ford Thunderbird Ford — The donor vehicle for the electric fan
  • Tecton Tool Kit Tecton — Dismantling bolts and connections

What they say

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what i found a thunderbird back here that has one of the good fans in it that i read about on the internet i don't know if it's broken or not though oh my god there's dongs on all these hoods yes there's a lot of old stuff back there like old old that is very weird oh fox body i can't even tell what's behind it let's yank this thunderbird fan this is like the last attempt here it doesn't it spins freely i don't see anything broken so we're going to try to get it out 97 thunderbird i'm pretty sure is one of the ones i read about online as being a uh one of the high floating blue mosquito farm the high flowing swap fans we'll see if this one's freaking broken uh we'll just go i'll order one from freaking rock auto or something this car doesn't appear to have any significant front end damage well significant to being in a junkyard of how some of this stuff looks what's so funny oh for the mosquito if this one's broken i give up yeah me too it doesn't look broken no it doesn't this is our winner thank god yeah god

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