Radiator removal DIY?
#1
Radiator removal DIY?
I tried searching but i couldn't find it anywhere, maybe i am not searching hard enough..
From just a glance do i have to take off the fan shroud + the radiator? Or can i just unbolt some screws and then can i just pull the radiator out, or is it much more complicated than that?
Also is there a coolant plug on the motor?
From just a glance do i have to take off the fan shroud + the radiator? Or can i just unbolt some screws and then can i just pull the radiator out, or is it much more complicated than that?
Also is there a coolant plug on the motor?
#2
Lead Lap
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There is a coolant drain on the block. It's on the passenger side. 14mm head. I can't remember if you need to take the fan shroud off or not - I have dual electric fans. I'd think you would have to remove it to get to the transmission cooling lines (I'm manual trans and don't have them). Other than that, I think it's just the two rad hoses, coolant overflow hose, and the 4 12mm bolts.
#3
Lexus Test Driver
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lol, very easy!
-Take the shroud off, there are 2 clips on the bottom or 3 somewhere not sure.
-Unbolt the Radiator supports on top.
-Take the top and bottom hose off and take the overflow take hose off, and your good!
-lift it up
**unless if your auto then there is transmissio lines that suck so have a baggie ready to tie up the mess and duct tape!
-Take the shroud off, there are 2 clips on the bottom or 3 somewhere not sure.
-Unbolt the Radiator supports on top.
-Take the top and bottom hose off and take the overflow take hose off, and your good!
-lift it up
**unless if your auto then there is transmissio lines that suck so have a baggie ready to tie up the mess and duct tape!
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