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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 2008-13 Mazda 3.
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I really like how you explain the details on every part and you mentioned the name of everything you touch I appreciate you brother
I was able to get job done in 1 hour I replaced condenser without removing or opening radiator from top however still supported weight from bottom but that is optional.
Thank you TRQ team keep up the good work appreciate you.
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Wish I had seen this video first. Took me a little extra time to fumble my way but I figured out this same route. Great video here!
do the radiator hoses need to be disconnected in order to remove and replace the condenser?
I've now done a condenser replacement on a 2010 Mazda3 twice. The first time was with the extensive front bumper, etc. removal. The second time I used this method. Wow, what a difference! 45 minutes to get the condenser out and about 30 minutes to get it back in. Thank you, sir!
only issue i would see is doing this under the car by jacks… Maybe using ramps would give you that much needed clearance