hate this crap

[Donnie Yukonie]

no problem buddy

 

[Tbruz]

I replaced the radiator on my 1997 4 door without removing the fan or fan clutch.
Tbruz

 

[Gzes]

Yea no need to take off the clutch fan. I replaced mine easy no problem with all there

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In total it was an hour job even with a ****** up line because my dad accidentilla cut it because he didnt see we had adapters...

 

[Donnie Yukonie]

you guys just took off the shroud? i found it much easier to take off both

 

[foreverfalcon40]

Just remove the fan shroud to uncover the bolts. With the right tools it is very easy! I guess if you want to overkill in space remove the clutch fan but not necessary and not worth the cursing and effort to break it free.

 

[Monstar_est87]

Step 1.Drain radiator, Step 2. Remove the shroud, step 3. Take of clutch fan, Step 4. remove radiator and replace it with a 3500 4 core radiator, Step 5. bolt Mark 8 fan 2 ur shroud, Step 6. bolt everything down refill radiator with coolant and U'll be so cool every1 will call u culo...

 

[bowtiefreak]

not a big deal, a pain in th ass on a lifted truck but minimal tear down

 

[Tricky]

Okay guys, now here is the million $ ?, can you replace the lower radiator hose with out removing clutch? Since I'm changing the 12 year old radiator might as well do both hoses, and should I change out clamps?
New radiator came yesterday like promised and doing job first thing after church.


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[Tricky]

Well it's done, and didn't have to remove fan.






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[_Dylan_]

Step 1.Drain radiator, Step 2. Remove the shroud, step 3. Take of clutch fan, Step 4. remove radiator and replace it with a 3500 4 core radiator, Step 5. bolt Mark 8 fan 2 ur shroud, Step 6. bolt everything down refill radiator with coolant and U'll be so cool every1 will call u culo...

3500 radiator, is that bolt in to a 1500?