How do I remove the radiator?

Asked by dieselburner Dec 13, 2007 at 09:18 PM about the 2000 Dodge Durango SLT RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have 2000 durango with a radiator leak. What is the procedure to remove it? It has auto trans and ac. Thanks

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first remove raidor fan shroud,look to left an down side of rad un screw the 2 lines on rad do not bend,unhook raidor hoses ops first drain raidator then prosede rad should pull straight up.if dont check both sides for 2 bolts on each side.

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I'd also suggest getting a Haynes manual which will help by giving proper torque specs, etc., for the various fasteners and lines you will remove.

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Why do people answer these type of questions when they obviously have no idea what they're talking about? Anyone with reasonable mechanical ability can remove a radiator from a vehicle. If it were THAT easy in a 2001 Dodge Durango, do you really think anyone would have to ask? Now, can one of you boneheads address the REAL question?

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You should always drain your radiator before disconnecting the hoses or lines.

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