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jack20
post Feb 24 2016, 01:00 AM
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With the help of the engine removal thread (thanks for all the useful text and photos),
I dropped my 2.0 on Sunday, the DAPO painted the alloy fan should black. Now the DACO, me, is trying to remove the shroud so I can have it media blasted back to natural. The front half seems to be hung up in the alternator area but I can't find any more screws or bolts to remove. The inner is still solid to the engine. I need to get these off.
Photo is not of my engine but the alloy shroud is what I'm trying to remove.
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post Feb 24 2016, 01:10 AM
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Take your time, it all comes apart. It's actually easy, you just have to use common sense.
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post Feb 24 2016, 02:07 AM
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Once you remove the cooling impeller, there are four 13mm nuts holding the shroud to the case. Remove those four and the shroud will come right off. Good luck.

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post Feb 24 2016, 06:10 AM
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post Feb 24 2016, 06:50 AM
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Did you disconnect the alternator boot?
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post Feb 24 2016, 11:46 AM
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Thank you.
Yes I removed the alternator leads. I do have a Haynes manual. This is uncharteted territory for me and frankly I get a little cautious on some of this stuff. Probably more than I should. Seeing the engine disembodied from the car for the first time, in my own garage is intimidating. I'm taking notes and pictures as I go. This project is simply to refresh the tins, engine bay, fuel lines, brake lines, suspension and brakes.
Thanks again for the help.
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post Feb 24 2016, 11:49 AM
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QUOTE(jack20 @ Feb 24 2016, 12:46 PM) *

Thank you.
Yes I removed the alternator leads. I do have a Haynes manual. This is uncharteted territory for me and frankly I get a little cautious on some of this stuff. Probably more than I should. Seeing the engine disembodied from the car for the first time, in my own garage is intimidating. I'm taking notes and pictures as I go. This project is simply to refresh the tins, engine bay, fuel lines, brake lines, suspension and brakes.
Thanks again for the help.

But did you remove the BOOT as Shane asked? That's the rubber part that can be seen in 911Buff's picture above (it's around the 3 o'clock position). It funnels cooling air over the alternator. You may just need to gently press it through the opening if that's what is causing the shroud to hang.
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post Feb 24 2016, 11:56 AM
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I see what you're saying. No I haven't gotten in that far. The outer shroud is still attached. I'll be back on this in about two hours.
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post Feb 24 2016, 02:23 PM
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Take lots of pictures AND lots of notes.

I am starting reassembly on my 914 now. Having pulled apart lots of stuff, having sent items out for powder coating, rebuild, etc. I know I will be running into several moments of "now where did this come from".

Haynes manual useless. Shop manual and diagrams helpful. People on this forum, extremely helpful.
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post Feb 24 2016, 03:30 PM
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Thanks. I've been following your thread. You're a few days ahead of me. I was able to get the fan shroud off, which led to taking even more parts off than I anticipated. I'm off to the stripper/powder coater in a few minutes. I hope he's fast. I want to get this thing reassembled while my memory is still fresh...
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post Feb 24 2016, 09:26 PM
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Remove the,alternator all th,way.
Remove the fan
Remove the thermostat cable from the flappers
Remove the top screws from the head tin
Remove the bolts that hold the oil cooler support
Remove the bolts behind the,fan,that hold the housing to the case.
Pull.
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post Feb 25 2016, 12:24 AM
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Sounds like you've done this in your sleep. Very helpful. Many thanks for the response.
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post Feb 27 2016, 02:16 AM
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Also, there's supposed to be a circlip that secures the alternator boot to the fan housing (on the inside of the boot and on the inside of the fan housing).

It's best to install the boot in the housing first, because it's a lot easier to get the circlip installed properly. (A lot of folks don't bother with the circlip because it's a pain in the (IMG:style_emoticons/default/bootyshake.gif) to retrofit, especially with the motor installed in the car).


It might behoove you to get a new boot if yours isn't in good condition. They're pretty inexpensive (around $15 at Airhead Parts or some of the other bus specialty parts houses) ... just make sue you get the one for the 45 amp alternator.

P.S. Your lower alternator bracket is all packaged up and going in the mail later today ... enjoy (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)
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post Feb 27 2016, 01:28 PM
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Thanks Mark. You're correct. The boot is shot and I did find them on AP. Thanks for the tip on the size of alt at 45 amp.
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