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In this video 1A Auto shows you how to repair, install, fix, change or replace a broken, damaged, or leaking radiator. This video is applicable to the 04, 05, 06, 07, 08 Dodge Ram pickup
How to Install Replace Radiator 2004-08 Dodge Ram 5.7L BUY QUALITY AUTO PARTS AT 1AAUTO.COM
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The Fan did not come loose as in the video,,,,,, Instead of trying to break the fan from the motor , which can be impossible , if you cant break the nut loose. Disconnect the 4 bolts holding the fan to the clutch and slide the fan towards the motor . the shroud can be removed with ease. the rest of the video was spot on.
Thanks for the video Jimmy! I will say that for the 2005 ram 1500 you do not need to remove the fan at all, and you do not need to remove the transmission cooler or whatever because it's in a different location. Took me 15 minutes, amazing.
I see you didn't get many likes but this deserves infinite likes. Thanks so much for the step by step I changed my trucks radiator with ease thanks to this. Many thanks again
Thank you again for an awesome video! Was able to change my radiator thanks to you guys and you guys sell one from your website for a really great price compared to other places I've looked. I drive a 2008 dodge ram 1500, 5.7.Hopefully you guys keep making more videos with the same truck… Fixed my driver side door, alternator and radiator thanks to your guidance. Thanks again and keep making more videos.
Great price on your radiator. However the pipe wrench and ratchet on the pully didn't work for me. Gave up after and hour on it. Luckily though the install is possible without taking the fan off. Just unbolt the shroud and let it rest on the fan then you can pull out the radiator.
Awesome! Thanks! And great deal on the radiator too.
how much coolant would be needed for that job?