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Old Aug 3, 2019 | 04:47 PM
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Easy way to R&R Radiator?

Anyone have an easy way To R&R the Radiator on a '95 Camaro Z28 Auto, A/C without taking the A/C Condenser out?
Old Aug 3, 2019 | 09:24 PM
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Re: Easy way to R&R Radiator?

You don't have to remove the condenser, just unhook it from the radiator. Below is from my cam removal guide.
  • Remove all hoses to the radiator.
  • Remove the radiator cover. (three 8mm bolts on top)
  • Disconnect and remove fan assembly. The fan assembly is hooked to the radiator side tanks and can be lifted up to unhook it and then lowered out the bottom.
  • Disconnect the transmission oil cooler lines from the radiator (if applicable). (1/2" fitting - flare nut wrench recommended) A small amount of transmission fluid will come out. I used a couple of plastic plugs I had to cork the transmission line fittings in the radiator, so that it would not drip as I removed the radiator.
  • Unplug low coolant sensor connector.
  • Release a/c condenser line from guide on bottom passenger side of radiator tank.
  • Lift up on a/c condenser to unhook it from the radiator. Remove the radiator by pulling it up out of the lower saddles. Try not to damage the fins.
Old Aug 4, 2019 | 01:36 PM
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Re: Easy way to R&R Radiator?

Originally Posted by shoebox
You don't have to remove the condenser, just unhook it from the radiator. Below is from my cam removal guide.
Thanks! This is what was stopping me.
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