Is green fluid dripping from your car? Do you smell a sweet, chemically, anti-freezey scent wafting into your car’s cabin? Maybe you have a crack in your pla…
Nissan 3.5L – Radiator and Thermostat Replacement
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better a cracked radiator than a warped head LOL.
well there is a formula when useing a extension with a torque wrench in
working on airplanes we use
You got lucky with the cracked rad. Getting it hot enough to crack the rad
and not warping a head is not too common
Good work! I kind of dread the day that I have to do a rad change or a hose
/ coolant change on my car. Over 13 quarts and a somewhat involved bleeding
procedure if you want to be thorough.
Oh, if you guys ever need to get replacement clips and whatnot, there’s
this website: http://www.clipsandfasteners.com/
I’ve used them to get some clips and rubber caps. You can follow the
manufacturer name or, if you can’t find it, just look at the general
categories and check the measurements. They seem to have everything ever
made.
Some one really should check the car over before it leaves. That sucks
Always satisfying when this type of thing works out, regardless of the PITA
factor.
My radiator cost me $52 even brand new
Great job!
Camera helped get that one done quick..and will hep someone you’ll see
man, what a battle to get that out, and then back in … Nice job!
Must have been some good pressure in there to have it crack so much.
Another day another fix … good video.
D-i-g dig lol
Nice work sir.
nice fix
wow alot had to come off or out of the way.
wonder how much the dealer wanted to fix?
vw never had a problem like that…lol
ops…forgot to read the whole title
….the radiator is plastic tanks?
Excellent video Greg!
Nice work Greg
As my German shop teacher would say. ASSEMBLY IS JUST THE OPPOSITE OF
DISASSEMBLE!!! ACTUNG !!!!
Great fix Greg, Dealerships… I have yet to find one that I would trust to
work on a tricycle let alone my car. Shame that its that way but it sure
seems to be.