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To change the radiator you first need to get access to it.
To gain access, you need to remove the front bumper. This means removing all screws on the bonnet sill, removing the screws from the front arches which connect the bumper to the body. and there is one screw under each of the indicators. once the bumper is removed, ensure the lid from the expansion tank has been taken off, so you can drain the radiator.
To drain the radiator, loosen the jubilee clip of the lower hose and gently remove, ensuring all coolant falls into a clean container. Once drained, remove the upper hose, and the fan. There are then 4 screws to take out which hold the radiator in place. Remove these and your radiator will be loose and ready to remove.
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Where is the radiator plug on a VW polo?
Where_is_the_radiator_plug_on_a_vw_polo
Where is the radiator located on a VW Polo?
Seriously, if you have to ask that you shouldn't be allowed on the roads!!!
What is the capacity of a vw polo 6n radiator?
4.5 to 5 litres 50% coolant mix
What is the cambelt change interval on a 1998 Vw Polo?
60,000 miles
How do you change the stereo in a 1998 VW polo?
you're kidding right?
How do you change wing mirror bulb VW Polo 2006?
You don't.The unit is integrated and the whole thing has to be replaced.Sneaky VW
How do you change a rear license plate light bulb on a VW polo 1999?
see:How_Change_VW_Polo_1999_Number_plate_light
After how many miles does a vw polo require an oil change?
10 thousand miles
Where is the VW Polo made?
New VW Polo for EU market is made in Bratislava, Slovakia.
How do you turn off airbag in vw polo 2000?
How do you turn off airbag in vw polo 1999
1967 Volkswagen Beetle How do you change the radiator?
A 1967 VW beetle doesn't have a radiator you nit wit, ITS AND AIR COOLED ENGINE!!!!!!!!
How do you replace the radiator on VW polo?
To replace the radiator on a VW Polo, first ensure the engine is cool and disconnect the battery. Drain the coolant by removing the drain plug, then disconnect the hoses from the radiator and remove any mounting bolts or clips securing it in place. Carefully lift out the old radiator and install the new one by reversing the process, ensuring all connections are secure and refilling the cooling system with the appropriate coolant. Finally, check for leaks and run the engine to ensure proper operation.
