The clips for the radiator cover actually separate take a flathead screwdriver you will notice on the head of the clip you can slit it horizontally remove the top of clip then the bottom will pull right out undamaged
You definitely didn’t get tht out from the top, you could’ve used a flat head for those trans line and where’s the second video, I only assume you ran in to problems
Sorry about not posting second video. It was taken out from the top.and than put it back in. Because the leak was coming from the water hose. It was due to the hose claps. OEM clamps is the way to go they self adjust. Depending on the temperature because Plastic and rubber expand and contract
I'm sorry the video was intended to orientate people on how to remove this radiator from the top without taking off the bumper.and without having to lift this car 3 feet of the ground. I meant to shoot that second video but didn't have any help to record. How ever it is possible to do. Just takes time and a little finess.
Jaime Huerta you could with out taking off the bumper, but the fan is connected to the radiator by bolts just remove those and disconnect the wires fan should slide right out
I can relate with this guy lol the pain of starting a job and needing to go get moor tools
The clips for the radiator cover actually separate take a flathead screwdriver you will notice on the head of the clip you can slit it horizontally remove the top of clip then the bottom will pull right out undamaged
Grr I'm seeing everything that I dony need to know about every video I click on
No u just separate them if you remove them the refrigerant will leak
What tools are you guys using to remove the transmission lines to the radiator?
A screwdriver flat head
Pick
Yes they are right is a metal clip that has to be removed with a pick or screwdriver.
Why wouldn't you take off the bumper to get to it? It just seems easier.
Idk I was trying to avoid that. (Silly me)Turns out radiatior was good my water leak came from the the aftermarket hose clamp. Original ones fixed it.
Joey 9 you must’ve never took off a Malibu bumper before
Se tiene q quitar el bumper para cambiar el radiador de unchevy malibu 2013
You definitely didn’t get tht out from the top, you could’ve used a flat head for those trans line and where’s the second video, I only assume you ran in to problems
I was able to get it out from the top. Took about an hour...detached condenser, transmission cooling lines, and fans before pulling out
Daniel Vidales cruz damn that’s a lot of work still didn’t change mine yet but soon good video
Sorry about not posting second video. It was taken out from the top.and than put it back in. Because the leak was coming from the water hose. It was due to the hose claps. OEM clamps is the way to go they self adjust. Depending on the temperature because Plastic and rubber expand and contract
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Do the work , not talk how to do it . Omg
I'm sorry the video was intended to orientate people on how to remove this radiator from the top without taking off the bumper.and without having to lift this car 3 feet of the ground. I meant to shoot that second video but didn't have any help to record. How ever it is possible to do. Just takes time and a little finess.
Do you think I can replace the cooling fans with out removing the radiator and front bumper?
Jaime Huerta you could with out taking off the bumper, but the fan is connected to the radiator by bolts just remove those and disconnect the wires fan should slide right out
Radiator comes out thru bottom easier
Yes it will if you can lift the car enough
Does the transmission fluid leak when you remove the lines?
Yes