I wanted to say thank you! I used your video as a reference and changed my own radiator in my 2007 ES 350 yesterday. Piece of cake thanks to your help! I cannot believe I almost paid $450 in labor alone to have this done! Two independent shops both told me the front bumper has to be removed and it calls for 4 hours. Being a total amateur I got it done in three and did not remove the front bumper of course!!! THANK YOU AGAIN!!!!!
If anyone is skeptical whether you can do it on your own or not trust me you can!!! This is about the easiest thing to replace on the Lexus ES 350. And contrary to what they tell you you do not have to take the front bumper off!
I am amazed this video is 15 minutes long and yes there may be some editing but he basically did the job in well under 30 minutes. Having the right tools helps of course. I paid about $500-$600 to have mine replaced this year which included the radiator part but this does not look hard at all. Only thing is the coolant spilled on the engine so now even 6 months later I still smell it when the engine warms up, wish there was a video on how to clean that off to remove the smell.
My mechanics asked for $1,000.00 to replace the original radiator of my 2011 Lexus ES350 even there is no sign of leaking. He tried to rip me off . I did not want to pay that much money. After I watched this video, I will replace it myself if my radiator broken in future although I am 75 years old and don’t know too much about repairing a car.
Saved me $600 🎉 you the boss! Thank you 🙏
I wanted to say thank you! I used your video as a reference and changed my own radiator in my 2007 ES 350 yesterday. Piece of cake thanks to your help! I cannot believe I almost paid $450 in labor alone to have this done! Two independent shops both told me the front bumper has to be removed and it calls for 4 hours. Being a total amateur I got it done in three and did not remove the front bumper of course!!! THANK YOU AGAIN!!!!!
If anyone is skeptical whether you can do it on your own or not trust me you can!!! This is about the easiest thing to replace on the Lexus ES 350. And contrary to what they tell you you do not have to take the front bumper off!
And how you know how much oil you need to add to the transmission is no stick for check that oil
I just did mone for about 2 hrs . Not that hard.
Exactly what I needed to see , internet said all day job. Mechanic said $600 +, I thought it was a 30 min job and you proved that.
You did it faster than i would have. I'm 15yr ASE Technician. Good job !!
I am amazed this video is 15 minutes long and yes there may be some editing but he basically did the job in well under 30 minutes. Having the right tools helps of course. I paid about $500-$600 to have mine replaced this year which included the radiator part but this does not look hard at all. Only thing is the coolant spilled on the engine so now even 6 months later I still smell it when the engine warms up, wish there was a video on how to clean that off to remove the smell.
My mechanics asked for $1,000.00 to replace the original radiator of my 2011 Lexus ES350 even there is no sign of leaking. He tried to rip me off . I did not want to pay that much money. After I watched this video, I will replace it myself if my radiator broken in future although I am 75 years old and don’t know too much about repairing a car.
Excellent video....thanks!
Can you do a list of tools and Steps or just tools?