How to replace a radiator in a 1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo?

Answer 1

It is annoying. First you want to (it helps a lot) remove the fan blade and fan clutch. Then you need to remove your fan shroud. Drain the radiator and look for all of the lines on the radiator. Remember where these are (i forgot one)to avoid an aggravating leak. Take them off one at a time, be prepared for EXTRAfluid to pour out. Take the plate off of the top of it. Luckily all of the bolts to remove the radiator are on the top and the front of the radiator. Lift the radiator right out than reverse the process. Remember to check all of the lines and the bolts to make sure that they are all in the right places otherwise it will rattle and it WILL leak obviously. Good luck. This should take about two hours with a break and that's taking you time and being careful.