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Overheating is a sure sign there’s something wrong with your cooling system. A leak, rust, or obstructions are all cases that may require a radiator replacement. Install a new TRQ radiator that’s engineered to fit your vehicle. This video shows you how to install one in your 2004-2008 Ford F150.
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This process should be similar on the following vehicles:
2004 Ford F150 Truck
2005 Ford F150 Truck
2006 Ford F150 Truck
2007 Ford F150 Truck
2008 Ford F150 Truck
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• Fan Clutch Wrench
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• Socket Driver
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• Rust Penetrant
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This might be a dumb question but couldn't you just remove the fan shroud bolts…. not touch the fan…. leave the shroud in and slid the radiator out? Seems like it could be simpler.
What kind of antifreeze should I use??
Here to say, I Heated up where it threads into the radiator and just unscrewed that part and left the quick connect attached. make sure to spray with pb blaster.
I have a thicker radiator is there a difference
Your a joy to watch thanks for the video
You don't have to take the fan off. If you just unloosen the shroud and push it back ass far as it goes the radiator fits right out.
I just did it and wasted 3 hours and 70 bucks trying to get the tools and the fan off and didn't have to the whole time
dont say you need a special tool, then not say what its called, or show us a way without the tool
My radiator was leaking fluid and had a hole near the top of my 2005 Ford F150. I took it in to have a new radiator replaced. The first day using it, I lost all transmission fluid to the point the truck would not go forward or backward, and trans fluid sprayed all over the engine compartment. Had it hauled to the trans shop yesterday for an inspection. The truck tripped the engine light. What possibly happened?
you can also get that pesky fan shroud out of the way with a saws all. I recommend the Binford Tiger 5000.
What's the link to that tool? Can't find it anywhere
You are amazing, thank u for the info.
What happens if you used green ?
Lisle Ford Transmission Disconnect
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I couldn't get the quick connect,off until I bought this.
Where can I get one of those though with the extra layers like that
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