Fluidyne radiator
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Fluidyne radiator
I'm getting mine on monday and I was wondering if it is gonna be easy to install it? Will it just fit in the stock location, or will I have to cut something out? My intercooler is in my bumper, my battery is in the rear, and I do not have an ac condensor. So how long should it take?
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Dave,
Did you have to move the stock radiator when you installed the fmic? Either way, it should simply replace the stock radiator. It took me about 3 hours but I had the ac dryer receiver to deal with and I also had to replace the coolant in the process.
Did you have to move the stock radiator when you installed the fmic? Either way, it should simply replace the stock radiator. It took me about 3 hours but I had the ac dryer receiver to deal with and I also had to replace the coolant in the process.
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No I didn't have to move the radiator to install the front mount. So hopefully I won't have any problems. I'm just concerned about swapping the fan- I'm really bad w/ wires, and electronics. thanks for the replies.
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Originally posted by yomamasmama
did yours come with the plug at the bottom of the radiator, or do you have to use the old stock plug?
did yours come with the plug at the bottom of the radiator, or do you have to use the old stock plug?
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Originally posted by yomamasmama
did yours come with the plug at the bottom of the radiator, or do you have to use the old stock plug?
did yours come with the plug at the bottom of the radiator, or do you have to use the old stock plug?
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Re: Fluidyne radiator
Originally posted by efiniracing
I'm getting mine on monday and I was wondering if it is gonna be easy to install it? Will it just fit in the stock location, or will I have to cut something out? My intercooler is in my bumper, my battery is in the rear, and I do not have an ac condensor. So how long should it take?
I'm getting mine on monday and I was wondering if it is gonna be easy to install it? Will it just fit in the stock location, or will I have to cut something out? My intercooler is in my bumper, my battery is in the rear, and I do not have an ac condensor. So how long should it take?
Again, it's not incredibly hard, but be used to doing all of that stuff. It should be a 2-4 hour job depending how quick/familiar you are with the engine bay.
tip: when refilling your cooland, remove the coolant hose that goes back to the throttle body - you'll be able to put almost all of your coolant back in without burping the system.
have fun!
-Brian
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David, that is what is on my now, did not do it myself but saw it when they installed. did not look diffacult. got car back new hoses a actuator was the problem. car is running real good now. see you at NOPI