the thicker hoses are oil cooler hoses the thin ones are cooling line for auto transmission
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Changing a radiator in a 1997 Pontiac Grand Am can be a difficult task. To remove the radiator, all of the radiator hoses will need to be disconnected from the radiator. The transmission lines will also need to be removed. After all of the hoses are disconnected, remove all of the clips that are holding the radiator in place. Lift the radiator up and place with a new one. All the hoses and clips will need to be put back in place with the new radiator.
Before changing the radiator on a 2001 Pontiac Montana the coolant must first be drained. After the drain remove the radiator mounts, fans, and hoses. Pull the radiator upwards.
2 radiator hoses / the top radiator hose comes from the engine thermostat / and the bottom radiator hose returns to the engine water pump
( 2 ) top and bottom radiator hose
Nothing on a manual
Drain the water from the radiator. Remove the water hoses. Remove the retaining bolts. Reverse the process to install the new radiator.
The radiator?? Theres alot of hoses on a 4runner which engine do you have?
If you are speaking about the two small hoses, yes. That would be transmission fluid.
Drain the radiator of fluid, take the shroud off if it has one, take top and lower radiator hoses off the radiator, if automatic transmission you need to take the 2 lines that go into the bottom of the radiator off, unbolt the 4 bolts that hold the radiator in to the radiator support and pull the radiator out, to install new radiator just reverse the process.
It runs through the radiator to cool. It comes in through one of the hoses attached near the bottom of the radiator
GOOD CHANCE THAT THE WATER PUMP CRAPPED OUT.Replace the radiator cap. my car has 2 bleeders on the hoses get the air out