I really appreciate the detail you put into this video, including what's missing, what mm bolts are in place (or not). Your camera focus is on point (kudos to the maker there). Your knowledge really shines through. You might be my first ever "I need to like and subscribe to this guy" I've ever said aloud. Thank you again for the video and excellent commentary.
This video seriously helped me and my wife out a lot. we were in a bind for a vehicle and being able to fix this ourselves really helped us a lot. Sincerely thank you for making this video
Good video, concise and to the point. Sometimes the electrical connectors can be a bugger. It's tight in there. I learned the hard way that the plastic radiators from most auto parts stores are *utter garbage.* Had to replace them twice within about 30 months. Dunno if I'll sell this last warranty replacement POS or keep it as a backup just in case.
@@s33therfan You're very welcome. Good that you have a link to a decent radiator. Might want to add another affiliate link to CARiD, from whom I had ordered a good, all metal Denso radiator prior to watching this for far less than the junk ones from the big box auto parts stores cost.
It holds close to 3 gallons , I like to fill it with a big funnel and try and work the air out that way. Sometimes its difficult to get the air out without actually driving it , around the block short trips. After it cools release the air and add more coolant. Thanks for watching.
Personally I just use the green stuff that mixes with anything. I really don't believe there is much difference in any of it , but that is just me. Basically if I am starting with all fresh I will use the green but if it has any special type I am adding I will put that , just so as not to mix between any. Great question , I appreciate the feedback and thanks for watching.
@@s33therfan My van(recently bought) has a massive radiator leak so it had no coolant when I checked. I thought I saw remnant of some green coolant but not sure. I know mixing coolant is not good but I will probably do a flush but debating on using the original or the generic off the shelf coolant. Anyway thanks for the reply and keep up the videos! This and your oil pan gasket replacement for this van will really help me out.
@@TaijiArban Generic coolant from Autozone or Walmart or Amazon Basics. Its pretty much all identicle (unless your vehicle uses some fancy type) In fact, Walmart and Amazon Basics generic Super Tech oil, are better than many name brand oils. Project Farm has many videos showing oil performance on many types.
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I really appreciate the detail you put into this video, including what's missing, what mm bolts are in place (or not). Your camera focus is on point (kudos to the maker there). Your knowledge really shines through. You might be my first ever "I need to like and subscribe to this guy" I've ever said aloud. Thank you again for the video and excellent commentary.
Thank very much for the great feedback I really appreciate it. Thanks for watching.
This video seriously helped me and my wife out a lot. we were in a bind for a vehicle and being able to fix this ourselves really helped us a lot. Sincerely thank you for making this video
I love hearing feedback like this , it is truly appreciated, thank you.
*** U COULD OF TAKEN THE SUPPORT WITH THE LATCH ALL AT ONCE BUT KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK UR DOING GREAT ***
Very comprehensive video, man. It's much appreciated.
Thank you very much.
Great video! Thanks for sharing. It really helped me to install my radiator.
Great to hear , thank you for watching.
Good video, concise and to the point. Sometimes the electrical connectors can be a bugger. It's tight in there. I learned the hard way that the plastic radiators from most auto parts stores are *utter garbage.* Had to replace them twice within about 30 months. Dunno if I'll sell this last warranty replacement POS or keep it as a backup just in case.
Thank you for the great feedback , and thanks for watching.
@@s33therfan You're very welcome. Good that you have a link to a decent radiator. Might want to add another affiliate link to CARiD, from whom I had ordered a good, all metal Denso radiator prior to watching this for far less than the junk ones from the big box auto parts stores cost.
Thanks for the video I'm a widow and my husband had my radiator changed last time but now I have to do it for my self LoL
I really appreciate the great feedback amd I am glad this video could help.
Very informative... Thank you immensely for this!
You are welcome.
Very good and informative video. Thank you for the help
thanks for the great feedback, much appreciated.
Thank you for the video lesson
Thank you for watching!
Good video, very helpful. Thank you
Thanks for watching
The condenser is originally held on by clips not bolts.
How do you know when it is filled up and how do you get the air out at the end?
It holds close to 3 gallons , I like to fill it with a big funnel and try and work the air out that way. Sometimes its difficult to get the air out without actually driving it , around the block short trips. After it cools release the air and add more coolant. Thanks for watching.
This was very helpful
Thank you very much.
Many people ask to use HOAT coolant, specifically the Zerex g05 or mopar oem coolant, what's your thoughts on that?
Personally I just use the green stuff that mixes with anything. I really don't believe there is much difference in any of it , but that is just me. Basically if I am starting with all fresh I will use the green but if it has any special type I am adding I will put that , just so as not to mix between any. Great question , I appreciate the feedback and thanks for watching.
@@s33therfan My van(recently bought) has a massive radiator leak so it had no coolant when I checked. I thought I saw remnant of some green coolant but not sure. I know mixing coolant is not good but I will probably do a flush but debating on using the original or the generic off the shelf coolant. Anyway thanks for the reply and keep up the videos! This and your oil pan gasket replacement for this van will really help me out.
@@TaijiArban Generic coolant from Autozone or Walmart or Amazon Basics. Its pretty much all identicle (unless your vehicle uses some fancy type) In fact, Walmart and Amazon Basics generic Super Tech oil, are better than many name brand oils. Project Farm has many videos showing oil performance on many types.
Leave the hood latch attached
good vid, thanks
Very good video
Thank you very much.
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Thank you very much for the great feedback.
How much does a radiator cost for a 99 Chrysler t n c ?
If you order online they start about 70 and up from there and the part store will be 130 or so. Thanks for watching.
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What's the part #
@@vallaloco2627 I got mine for $88 on Amazon.
I watched this video to see how the clips went on the new radbut he skipped it lol!
*** SQEEZE WITH UR FINGERS TO SEPERATE BEHIND GRILL SIDE N SNAP BACK IN TO REINSTALL PIECE OF CAKE ***
Thanks. I appreciate how detailed you were but skipped us watching you use a wrench.
Thanks for watching.
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All that sediment looks like years of using tap water, personally.