changing gen 3 2010 prius ac cooler radiator

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  • @vladv7019
    @vladv7019 Год назад +4

    Thank you guys so much for this useful video! And please next time use better quality recording camera. This one is very fuzzy.

  • @ntram2
    @ntram2 3 года назад +2

    Be sure to mention its a gen 3 or 2010 in the title. Thank you for posting.

    • @tag7356
      @tag7356  3 года назад +3

      Thanks for the suggestion

  • @vladv7019
    @vladv7019 Год назад +1

    Guys please respond ASAP!
    I need to replace this cooler radiator and don't know if there should be a liquid running out after I loosen those 2 bolts on the bottom. Did you pour that liquid before the video recording?? if yes, how to do it?

  • @gerritsiesling5124
    @gerritsiesling5124 2 года назад +5

    please mind your camara work: too much light and too much movement without showing the details carefully.

  • @edwinbab705
    @edwinbab705 3 года назад +1

    for replacing the fans do u disconect the ac hose so the freon needs be replaced?

  • @davehamilton2530
    @davehamilton2530 4 года назад +1

    Is it possible to replace the radiator without removing the A/C cooler?

  • @vladv7019
    @vladv7019 Год назад +1

    Hey guys, should it be a liquid run out when you loosen it on 4:30 min?? Or you just had a liquid out before recording the video?

  • @rohitbhatnagar7599
    @rohitbhatnagar7599 Год назад

    Thank you for the video. I took everything out, but do not what screws/clips go where. Do you have any video or a diagram you can refer me to on the internet. Thanks !

  • @rohitbhatnagar7599
    @rohitbhatnagar7599 Год назад

    I have to take all the 3 radiators. Do you know where I can find Torque settings.? I need specially the AC input bolts..

  • @vladv7019
    @vladv7019 Год назад +1

    no response from you guys more than a week! You might forgot about your youtube channel and us!

  • @Polarbear5353
    @Polarbear5353 Год назад

    Need help guys, I hit an animaland it exploded under the car. It crushed what I’m thinking is the radiator? But I see mixed names. Bottom line the part you’re working on was hissing and spitting for a few minutes very weak. Then just stopped. Car still runs, so far no signs of overheating. No fluids dripping. Reservoirs are still full. No AC however now. If I replace this , this most likely will resolve the problem? Or did this break something else like an AC line?

    • @Polarbear5353
      @Polarbear5353 Год назад

      @Heather Petersen fix it, the car has a condenser in front and a radiator behind it. I replaced the condenser just as they did and added a can of hybrid refrigerant and it runs fantastic. It’s sort of like a double stacked radiator. I think what was surprising to me, once I removed the condenser the radiator vents were clogged with dust and grass , weeds etc. Certainly interesting engineering.

  • @serega4087
    @serega4087 2 года назад +2

    This video is wrong, you just remove 4 10mm bolts on top of radiator support and your radiator is exposed, you just lift it up without disconnecting condenser or ac hoses. Easy-done it before

  • @ronkey4796
    @ronkey4796 Год назад

    ""AC cooler radiator"" Jajajajajajaja.
    A/C condenser!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!