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Radiator Replacement 1999 3400 engine
Has anyone ever replaced the radiator on the 3400? I know there is not a lot of room. Can it be done from the engine compartment or does it have to be removed from below. I do have a hoist in my garage.
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Re: Radiator Replacement 1999 3400 engine
We replaced ours with the complete front clip off and I recall we had the front end jacked up and dropped the radiator down and out. Swapped out for a higher capacity radiator. That front air foil thing at the front end is actually the part that holds the radiator up and secure. Called a radiator support bracket.
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Re: Radiator Replacement 1999 3400 engine
Thanks for the info, I actually ended up figuring it out. Did not remove the front clip but I have a hoist so I was able to take everything off up top because I also changed the thermostat, a pain in the butt there too. Anyway dropped the radiator from below. There are 2 annoying screws that hold the front plastic shroud to the radiator, not easy to get to unless you do reove the front clip. But I was able to do it. Could not find a high capacity radiator but found one made by delphi, now the car runs at a temp that is in the middle of the guage which is much better than is was before.
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