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Step 2. Remove the fan shroud. This requires the electric fan…

Step 2. Remove the fan shroud. This requires the electric fan wires to be disconnected. There is also 2 8mm bolts to remove. one is located on the passenger side and one on the driver side of the shroud. Note: There is a small "hook" on the bottom of the shroud that the lower coolant hose rests on. You must slide the hose off of the hook and then pull the shroud up and out.
Step 2. Remove the fan shroud. This requires the electric fan wires to be disconnected. There is also 2 8mm bolts to remove. one is located on the passenger side and one on the driver side of the shroud. Note: There is a small "hook" on the bottom of the shroud that the lower coolant hose rests on. You must slide the hose off of the hook and then pull the shroud up and out.Original file
Step 2. Remove the fan shroud. This requires the electric fan wires to be disconnected. There is also 2 8mm bolts to remove. one is located on the passenger side and one on the driver side of the shroud. Note: There is a small "hook" on the bottom of the shroud that the lower coolant hose rests on. You must slide the hose off of the hook and then pull the shroud up and out.

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Engine bay component with disconnected vacuum hose and Motorcraft-marked rubber hose Underside of composite V8 intake manifold with new orange and blue port gaskets fitted Hand holding fuel injector wiring harness in engine bay near oil filler cap EGR valve in engine bay with red arrow labeled EGR Valve Removal Point Spiral screw extractor, socket and removed coolant nipple on a red table 1997 Mercury Grand Marquis photo 1997 Mercury Grand Marquis photo 1997 Mercury Grand Marquis photo Engine bay fuel line disconnects with quick-connect fittings and black electrical connector Fuel rails with yellow-topped injectors left in place over a disassembled V8 engine bay Close-up of aluminum cylinder head intake ports with manifold removed 1997 Mercury Grand Marquis photo Inside view of a hand-ported cast aluminum intake plenum inlet flange Removed aluminum throttle body and intake elbow with IAC valve on red wood deck Unbolted composite V8 intake manifold in engine bay ready to be lifted out 1997 Mercury Grand Marquis photo 42photos in this albumView all

Step 2.

Remove the fan shroud. This requires the electric fan wires to be disconnected. There is also 2 8mm bolts to remove. one is located on the passenger side and one on the driver side of the shroud.


Note: There is a small "hook" on the bottom of the shroud that the lower coolant hose rests on. You must slide the hose off of the hook and then pull the shroud up and out.

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