How To Replace Radiator 97-04 Ford F150

How To Replace Radiator 97-04 Ford F150

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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 98 Ford F-150

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K. Bitz says:

I have a 03 with the quick connection for the transmission lines but can't get them off

Jose Morales says:

Why did you guys not remove the white plastic sleeve when reinstalling the bottom hose? The replacement I have calls for the plastic to be removed it is only to protect the o rings

Bear 420 says:

Why did you guys replace the radiator? I might need to replace mine because I was flushing my radiator because the coolant turned to to a rust color but while i was flushing I got some on me and it felt like oil and smells like transmission fluid. Please help me

PIANOSTYLE100 says:

Excellent video..I am finishing a 1999 Expedition. Your camera work was excellent and describing how many millimeter wrenches were used. Your videos help a lot of people.

Fishing Rod says:

98 here! No need to do that much tear… The Haynes Rep Manual calls to remove the fan and shroud, but there is not need for that, you have room for taking the radiator out and putting the new one in. Just push the shroud back after removing the two screws that hold it in place and lift from bottom tabs. What I needed to remove was the de degas bottle, since you need room for removing the bottom rad. hose and trans. cooling line; although you might be able to get them from underneath, if you don't mind getting some coolant on you! Hope this makes it easier! The hardest part? Pulling the bottom hose out! You need to use one flat scrw dvr and some other wider leverage from the edge of the hose, and go from one side to the other prying it straight out. After half way out and only after, then you might be able to pull it out by hand!

Erik McNeice says:

Is this a similar procedure for a 2006 Expedition?

BOYZ ROUND HERE COC says:

I replaced mine today. I used a large pair of channel locks instead of the special fan pulley tool. I also had a different fan assembly which required lifting it out with the shroud.

william smith says:

if you have a 1 row will a 2 row be a direct bolt in replacement

Mark Hood says:

What is the part # for the plastic screw/clips holding on the radiator shield at the 2:00 mark

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