Geo Hahn
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To paraphrase Oscar Wilde -- lose one fan, that's misfortune. Lose a second fan and it begins to look like carelessness.
So my question (apart from the ones I asked in another thread) is -- why did this happen again?
The first fan was the original 44 year-old-part so naturally I just chalked that up to age. It may have even suffered some trauma the week before the failure when I drove thru a dry wash and scooped up a load of sand.
The second was a used fan that appeared fine. I balanced the fan itself but did not remove the hub from the engine and balance the pair as a unit.
Bad Karma? Failure to balance? Symptom of something else?
So my question (apart from the ones I asked in another thread) is -- why did this happen again?
The first fan was the original 44 year-old-part so naturally I just chalked that up to age. It may have even suffered some trauma the week before the failure when I drove thru a dry wash and scooped up a load of sand.
The second was a used fan that appeared fine. I balanced the fan itself but did not remove the hub from the engine and balance the pair as a unit.
Bad Karma? Failure to balance? Symptom of something else?