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Suzuki Fan Clutch

When you suspect a problem with your Suzuki fan clutch, there are tests you can do make sure. The fan clutch is a major part of your engine that guarantees your fan will spin continuously at the exact speed needed to keep the engine cool so that it doesn’t overheat. One sure sign that your fan clutch needs to be replaced is finding oil streaks, fresh or dusty, on it. This proves that the internal fluid that supplies the clutch action is leaking. You can also turn the engine on and run it until it’s reached optimal operating temperature. Turn the engine off and then rotate the fan blade by hand. A rotation that lasts more than two times means your fan clutch is worn and should be replaced. If you notice during the manual rotation that the fan is spinning roughly, loudly, or does not spin at all, the fan clutch is worn and needs to be replaced.