BETOOLL 8PCS Pneumatic Fan Clutch Wrench - 43300 Removal Tool Kit, Auto Repair Spanner Kit Installs Compatible With Ford, GM, Chrysler and Jeep

Works great and great price. I probably won't use it again for a few years but I will have it when needed

(Important:Hammer straight down, not at an angle) Tool worked great for removing a fan on my 2007 f150. I needed to change out the radiator and decided to get this over the two wrench setup. I was using a 6 gal craftsman jobsite air compressor and the cheapest air hammer harbor freight offered. Sprayed a little pb blaster on the nut and bam, the fan got loose after a couple hits, super easy. My air compressor didnt need to recharge and the tool stayed in place. Definitely keeping it and comes in a nice sized case. Tool seemed to be good quality. Idk how you could break it unless you were hammering at an angle and not straight down.

I have a 2004.5 GMC Sierra Duramax. I have a shade tree mechanic that is quite good. We bought a special 1 7/8 inch wrench from O'reilly's for almost $50 to knock the fan clutch nut loose. Autozone had nothing. I watched all sorts of videos of how to stop the water pump from turning. He tried everything he would imagine and none of the special tricks worked.I finally saw a video on this tool and ordered it. I tried to put it in my hand chisel impact gun but it was too big by a couple of thousandths. I took a fiber abrasive wheel on an angle grinder and removed all the paint from the end that goes into the gun and had a perfect fit.I put it on the fan clutch nut and pulled the trigger with nothing to hold the water pump from turning but the serpentine belt. In less than 5 seconds the very stubborn nut was free.I was totally amazed. I saw reviews showing the impact shaft damaged. To me it is well built and I cannot understand how to break it when using it as it is designed to work. I saw one review where the fork end came off. That would not be a problem for a welder with a wire feed to put it back on even stronger. I simply cannot figure out a way to break it using it as it is designed to be used.If not for the paint issue, I would happily give it 10 stars.

Worked great to remove the fan clutch on my 2013 Ram 6.7 Cummins. Had to hold the bolts on the idler hub with a pry bar but doing this let the air hammer spin the nut right off.

Don't waste your money on this. It's junk. The end broke off before it got the fan clutch loose. I would not recommend this to no one. It made pick a star it doesn't allow you to not leave a rating

Fan clutches tend to get wrapped tight over the years. This tool will bust a tough nut loose. The only issue I had is a tight fit in my air hammer. I think the thick paint increased the diameter too much. Easily resolved by scraping pait off.

If you have ever wanted a simpler and quick way to remove a fan clutch without damaging it, this is your tool. Very simple but not as cheap as I expected it to be from a quality standpoint.The only issue was actually a positive thing which is the powder coating was to thick to slid into my IR pneumatic hammer. This is definitely not a complaint! 2 minutes to sand away a small amount of powder coating was worth the 45 seconds to break loose the fan clutch. Definitely recommend. First use was 2003 LB7 Duramax fan clutch.

Awesome tools! Worked perfectly and super simple to use

Great price and construction. Used this with my hammer and boom! Off the fan clutch goes.

works well

First it wouldn't fit into my air hammer, had to buff off the paint because it was too thick. Then I tried for 2 hours trying to loosen the fan with no luck! Ended up using a chisel on the air hammer and had the fan off in 20 seconds!