Just to make sure the clutch fan nut is revese threaded correct? Because this nut isn't moving

So looking at it form the front turn it clock wise?

I would search but I'm on the moble site

 

ive been told they are reverse thred, but when i did mine it was normal threaded....so i guess it varied...and we had to use a vise and a punch(air tool) to get mine apart....

 

yes. clockwise should be correct for reverse thread.

 

I can' t remember if my thread was normal or a reverse one . To open my fan off I put a wrench on and hit it a few times with a hammer before I took the belt off and it opened no problem.

 

from the passenger side you push down on the wrench that is on the nut.

i used a strap wrench for the pulley and a pair of channel locks for the nut because my crescent wrench didn't open enough.

if it was reverse threads then there would be a chance of the fan getting loose and coming off because of the rotation direction of the fan.

 

turn out to be normal threaded, strap wrench wouldnt hold so i did this,, was going to cut the piece of wood shrot but it worked

 

...lol thats a damn good contaption...

i had a hell of a time getting mine off. but then the air punch knocked it loose

 

no bolts or holes on my pulley.

 

That is a good one.The special tool that does the same thing cost around $100 at NAPA.

 

on my dads water pump i used the end of a ratchet strap without the ratchet and a strip of rubber.
i wrapped the rubber around the pulley then i hooked the strap to the driver frame rail and wrapped it around the pulley going over the top and tucked the end under the strap that was on top of the pulley.
so when you put tension on the fan nut it just made the strap tighter.