2015 Ford Explorer Radiator Replacement

Hello there! In this video we will be Replacing the Radiator on 2015 Ford Explorer.
The 2015 Ford Explorer is a large three-row crossover SUV available in four trim levels: base, XLT, Limited and Sport.
All 2015 Ford Explorers, except for the Sport, come standard with a 3.5-liter V6 engine. It produces 290 horsepower and 255 pound-feet of torque and is paired with a six-speed automatic transmission. With this engine, you have your choice of front-wheel drive or optional four-wheel drive (there is no low-range gearing). Four-wheel-drive models get hill descent control, hill start assist and Ford's Terrain Management System, a selectable four-mode system that optimizes traction electronically for different conditions.
This is a fun yet informative look at some of our repair jobs here at Junkyard Dogs . Whether you just enjoy watching the work, or you get that bit of information you need, we're glad to be here for our customers, our friends.
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[@ISAACRAMIREZ-fq1cg]

thank you for this video I'm rebuilding the whole front end on my explorer and this will be very helpful

[@salih8043]

What is that radiator part number?

[@4151cooter]

Do you need to recharge the A/C?

[@Sawhtoo-z8x]

HOW MUCH THE PRICE SIR TO ORDER

[@javierdavila1569]

So you need to take the whole front apart just to take out the rad? ...

[@LuisMartinez-fb1fd]

just remove bumper

[@laweenalbotany1734]

U basicly did what's not necessary removing all those parts just to charge the poor owner more money

[@junkyard-dogs]

No extra cost was charged. Standard labor hours were used for the job. Lol. 👍

[@laweenalbotany1734]

@junkyard-dogs good to hear ... I changed mine a few days ago, and I didn't even take the bumper off ..

[@thedarktangent9249]

​@@laweenalbotany1734 one question someone change s radiator on a 2016 ford explorer but now the ac is not blowing cold. Did the guy forgot to connect something back thanks.

[@uenragedbro]

I sincerely hope this was not a paying customers vehicle. You filmed yourself dropping the bumper on the ground from the lift, breaking tabs, scratching paint, doing way too much just for the radiator.