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Engine bay. It's easier if you start by taking out the puke tank. Then, reach around and under the fender. Remove the wiring, and tube from the fan housing. Then remove the four hex screws that hold the fan to the box.
Clean the surface very well before putting a new one in.
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Engine bay. It's easier if you start by taking out the puke tank. Then, reach around and under the fender. Remove the wiring, and tube from the fan housing. Then remove the four hew screws that hold the fan to the box.
Clean the surface very well before putting a new one in.
Clean the surface very well before putting a new one in.
Thanks that helps.
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