Replacing a damaged radiator
Table of contents
- 1 Step №1: training tools and the removal of fluid from the radiator
- 2 Step №2: remove the damaged battery
- 3 Step №3: Assembling and connecting a new radiator
Step №1: training tools and the removal of fluid from the radiator
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We detect a leak |
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For repair work will be required:
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Remove the carpet and set the plastic container under the radiator in the area stubs |
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Twist the cap and pour out coolant. |
Step №2: remove the damaged battery
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Was removed with a knife old tow to release the threaded connection |
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Tong untwist the lower screw connection |
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When completely unscrew the clamping nut by a second tong |
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Similarly we proceed with the upper compound |
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Remove the damaged radiator |
Step №3: Assembling and connecting a new radiator
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Remove the cap from the new battery |
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Set bleed screw into the upper part of the structure |
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Strengthens the threaded connection seal tow |
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Finally tighten bleed screw |
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We hang the battery pack and tighten the upper clamping nut |
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The final action of delaying the lower nut. Repair is over! |
