how to replace cooling fan motor on NC miata mx5
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Asked by GuruWN3XY May 12, 2018 at 07:49 PM about the 2007 Mazda MX-5 Miata

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GuruWN3XY answered 5 years ago

TheSubaruGuruBoston Your answer was uncalled for. No need to be so rude when someone is looking for help. I guess you are just a regular master at all things. However I am a smart female and figured it out on my own!

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GuruWN3XY answered 5 years ago

People who live in glass houses should not throw rocks.

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GuruHNFDY answered 4 years ago

Can I ask how you did this please? My fan blew and i just need to replace it. Do i have to remove the radiator itself to access the fan?

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GuruSW818 answered 4 years ago

You can access from either top or bottom. Here's one method: The basic steps are: Jack up car Take off front wheels Remove underbody splash guard Drain coolant Remove airbox Remove battery Remove ECU Remove coolant tank Remove all hoses attached to the radiator Remove upper radiator supports Remove lower radiator supports Slide radiator out through the bottom.

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