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Need help with radiator replacement please 700

posted by  jsaw on  Thu Jul 1 14:06 CST 2004
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Agree with these other two posters.

There is a drain valve on the passenger side of the block closer to the firewall than front, if that helps you. The A/T lines are nothing to think about. Just disconnect, then reconnect, then check fluid as previously mentioned.

The rads on these cars are incredibly easy to get in and out, my personal record is 11 minutes to get one out of the car.

Yes, I was pissed off, and it actually helped my mechanical skills at the time, unlike so many others.

Good luck!






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