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ORNG UFO (Guest)

I found the problem to the Meriha Turbo Fan problem. I had placed a small piece of 1/2 cut water hose under the back side of the fan where is tightens down to the frame of the car. On one of the fans I had two 1/2 cut hoses (so the fan would tilt forward slightly), and it seems that having the 2 hoses under the one fan was causing the excessive vibration due to too much rubber. Runs perfect now, with no vibration. Didn't have to spend any money which made the wife happy...she can get "another" pair of shoes.

3/24/029:06 AM

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