How do you replace a radiator on a 2000 Mitsubishi Montero Sport?

Answer 1

fun messy job here. drain radiator from underneath first. put buckets and old towels down to catch spilled anti-freeze, it is illegal to allow it to dump into the soil. next unhook upper and lower radiator hoses, then you have to unhook the transmission cooler lines, may be difficult with the age on it, so be careful not to break it or round it out. if it looks rusted hit it with wd40 first, let it sit in, then attempt. after you have that unhooked, take the air intake port out, should just be 2 bolts, 10mm heads. then the radiator will come out usually fairly easy. if you have issues with any of this, stop and seek help from a trained technician.