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Need Clutch Fan Wrench 32mm e30

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  • jayinmadisonJ
    jayinmadisonJ
    jayinmadison
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    I'm replacing my clutch fan on a e30 this weekend. Does anyon know of a spot in Madison that sells or rents one? Or perhaps would lend me one? I went to auto zone, harbor freight and northern tools. NT has a Ford clutch fan wrench set. Tho not sure that will fit. thanks

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    • YoungCRY
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      I've heard there are bike wrenches that fit, I actually need one of these this weekend too now that I think of it.

      Edit: I'm gonna call Eriks tomorrow to see if they stock these unless rampelsauce knows.

      http://m.eriksbikeshop.com/Park-Tool-HCW-7-Headset-Wrench-3032mm/PA7949/Product

      Chris Young
      BMWCCA #458972
      1986 528e/5  | 1994 530i/5 | 1995 540i/6 | 2013 X5 35d | 1998 C1500 Suburban | 1995 K2500 Suburban

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      • B
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        B C
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        I got mine from a bike shop.

        Park Tool headset wrench

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        • straight6pwrS
          straight6pwrS
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          I've actually used a regular old 32mm open end wrench (yes, some of them fit). personally, i'd buy a regular 32mm open end wrench and grind it narrow if needed (and if you are able).  this way you end up with a tool which may be useful for something else in the future.  the 32mm bike wrenches will twist or break if too much torque is put on them in other applications. although, what are our chances of running into a 32mm nut, so my point may be moot.

          Dan
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          • jayinmadisonJ
            jayinmadisonJ
            jayinmadison
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            #5

            Thanks guys. My buddy is a bike mechanic and has this wrench.

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