HELP!! I'm working with this right now and can't get it work! Only 6 hours left before this crap (KLM 737) are taking off. And where can i find the oilplug?!?!
When I work on a car I always make sure I have tool number 1 (cup of tea) and tool number 2 (big hammer) Apply force in general direction of component using 2 while trying to prevent liquid loss from tool number 1
Seriously though I find these videos fascinating to watch. Hats off to anyone who works on jet engines for a living.
use socket wrench db86552 for step b25 procedure 288dn while at 12 degree angle relative to part ab88d3255-88832 for engine b on the left for the odd numbered blades only.
you need to reinstall blades to their original position to get proper balance, blades have different weight if they are being trimmed, otherwise too much vibration may occur, which is not safe and unacceptable.
HELP!! I'm working with this right now and can't get it work! Only 6 hours left before this crap (KLM 737) are taking off. And where can i find the oilplug?!?!
Please need help!
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jockemustafa 4 days ago
Cool I was wondering how to do this....Now I can try it myself when i get home.
Thanks
RellyOhBoy 3 weeks ago
When I work on a car I always make sure I have tool number 1 (cup of tea) and tool number 2 (big hammer) Apply force in general direction of component using 2 while trying to prevent liquid loss from tool number 1
Seriously though I find these videos fascinating to watch. Hats off to anyone who works on jet engines for a living.
TK42138 1 month ago
use socket wrench db86552 for step b25 procedure 288dn while at 12 degree angle relative to part ab88d3255-88832 for engine b on the left for the odd numbered blades only.
mack44halo3 1 month ago in playlist air lavage
Smear the special lubricant 80029409-238 and bash the blades with Hammer 101092432 to evade Rage seizure.
lameristotel 2 months ago
@lameristotel
LMAO!
good one.......
tradernorton05 2 months ago
I'm going to be a fine terrorist!
fcukisawesome 2 months ago
I think the fan is a French made Snecma product...the core is made by GE.
meccaturbo 2 months ago
Why would it be nessessary to replace all the blades? they don't look like they're damaged. Do they wear out?
smacman68 2 months ago
Keeping your eye on the camel until the name Maulding is completely obscured...
pemgolf 3 months ago
Makes it look so easy just give me puller 856A3779, and wrench #856A3782 and Ill do it in 10 mins
CKY139 4 months ago 4
you need to reinstall blades to their original position to get proper balance, blades have different weight if they are being trimmed, otherwise too much vibration may occur, which is not safe and unacceptable.
audreyaviator 4 months ago
How long does it usually take to remove all the blades?
DZEyoyo123 5 months ago
Now can I put this on my resume?
Tadesan 5 months ago
I don't understand why is necessary to reinstall just blade to blade in original position...
elettrico00 6 months ago
i never saw nothing more hard to do than it
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