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hi, im going to remove the radiator from my vc hdt, it has air cond. does the condensor have to be removed as well?
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Originally Posted by: holden05  hi, im going to remove the radiator from my vc hdt, it has air cond. does the condensor have to be removed as well? No, the job is fairly straight forward. Unbolt & lay the shroud back. Undo the transmission lines & radiator hoses. Remove the side mount clips & lift the radiaor out (vertically). Dr Terry |
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Thanks, is there a knack to getting the side clips out?
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Originally Posted by: holden05 Thanks, is there a knack to getting the side clips out? Just use broad-nosed pliers. Dr Terry |
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Originally Posted by: holden05 Thanks, is there a knack to getting the side clips out? yeah.... long screwdriver and push down hard on one of the recesses of the clip (which is on top of a rubber mounting block) then while pushing down, lean screwdriver over (towards the side of the car) and release the tang on the clip out of the body panel pics might assist  |
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Does the plastic panel in front in front of the radiator have to be removed?
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The leak seems to be coming from the drivers side tank, so only when the thermo opens
It’s in one of the indents on the side of the tank
The radiator is original copper, I didn’t think a copper one would corrode?
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Originally Posted by: holden05 The leak seems to be coming from the drivers side tank, so only when the thermo opens
It’s in one of the indents on the side of the tank
The radiator is original copper, I didn’t think a copper one would corrode? the solder that holds the side tank to the core crumbles (thru age and repeated heating) any decent radiator shop can quickly fix this... ps... you do not need an alloy rad to replace it |
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Is there a way to get the radiator support panel trim off without marking it up?
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