Radiator replacement Subaru Legacy 1998 Install Remove Replace How to Change
radiator is the same for several years so this should work for those years as well, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999
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I'm doing this tomorrow and it was very helpful. Thank you. As a newbie who knows nothing. I do have a mentor that's overseeing this tho.
You have a very soothing voice lol
One thing you missed…… what about the Transmission line how did you prime the line???
Thanks for the video. I removed mine today. I could not find my husband's tool's but I still managed to do it correctly with the tools I did find. It just took a LOT longer. LoL
Not bad for a girly girl.. (Please nobody get upset cuz I said girly girl. I'm saying it to myself. )
there is air issues with these older Subaru models due to the way the thermo goes in.
Question… How did you address the automatic transmission lines? I am replacing a radiator and like in your video the Subaru is a manual transmission, but the new radiator has the two ports for the automatic transmission lines. Do I need to cap them or can I just leave them as is? Thanks
I really appreciate you making this video and also being so thorough. Got my lady back on the road, thanks!
Great video. I also learned they made a gauge cluster with out a tac for 5 speeds. I have a 5 speed with a tac.
I agree with Alex!!!!!!!!!!! I couldn't do this without your help!!!!!!!!! DUDE I am now a subbie!!!!!!!!!!! You give very simple yet detailed info…..gonna attempt on the same car tomorrow…. I was worried there was a lot of confusion on the horizon…..NOT NOW!!! THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you for the video, I just swapped the radiator today and it went
mostlysmoothly. First experience swapping a radiator as well. Couldn't have done it without you!Спасибо друг
vacuum fillinv machine did you make or buy and where so i get one lol
I have a real quick question for ya
Okay. Today is May 16, 2016 – and am watching this video again. 12mm for the top screws, and 10mm for the clamp screws. NOTE: the thermostat is at the bottom radiator hose.
I have the same car, Subaru Legacy 1998. Exact match for my radiator which has a very small hole (pin-size). And this video is very helpful.
Do you think this legacy uses the same radiator as a 1996 svx?
Are those type of clamps causing uneven clamping pressure and failure of the plastic parts they are clamped to as I noticed that the plastic failed right under the clamp screw assembly?