Radiators

Check the hoses and around the clamps to see if it is possibly leaking from there. Radiator sealer works fine on small leaks.If all else looks good you are on the way to have your rad repaired.(also check around the water pump,when they go they leak bad!!) if the sealant doesn't work and you can see where the leak is coming from, then remove the radiator, if necessary, drain it. you then need to clean the area where the leak is with a wire brush and alcohol. then get a small plumbers torch and some resin core solder and seal the leak. if that doesn't work you may have to have it recored or buy another one.

If your truck doesn't have a drain plug on the radiator, just remove the lower hose and place a container underneath to catch the coolant. there should be a petcock on one of the lower corners of the radiator. it would more than likely be on the engine side (as opposed to the front of the radiator). with the engine cold, remove the radiator cap, then unscrew the petcock. catch the coolant in some sort of container as it is illegal to dump it into the environment. its also very toxic to animals.

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Plug should be at bottom or rear of radiator or disconnect the lower radiator hose

Radiator drain plug (petcock) is located on the passenger side of the radiator underneath on the very bottom of the radiator.

if the engine and radiator are both dry it should hold around twelve gallons

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Either the cap is defective or too much pressure is building up in the system. I would replace the cap is it does not appear to be overheating. answer you have a defective radiator cap replace with a new one with same pressure rating as old one

Most radiators on these new models do not have drain plugs, especially if it's an aftermarket taiwanese radiator. If you have not found one after looking for it, your best bet is to drain it by removing the hose that leads to the water pump.

Disconnect battery ground cable. Remove battery. Remove battery tray. Remove clip retaining constant control relay module and position module aside. Remove radiator cap. Raise vehicle front end as high as possible. Remove radiator splash shield. Drain radiator. Remove the radiator mounting bracket assembly. Remove lower radiator hose. Partially lower vehicle. Remove upper radiator hose. Remove radiator overflow hose. Remove upper A/C condenser core retaining bolts. Remove upper transmission oil cooler tube clips. Remove lower transmission oil cooler tube. Raise vehicle. Remove lower transmission oil cooler tube clips. Remove lower transmission oil cooler tube. Remove transmission oil cooler bracket and position transmission oil cooler aside. Remove lower A/C condenser core bolts and position A/C condenser core aside(be careful not to loosen the AC condenser lines. Remove radiator support bracket. Remove radiator out through the bottom of the vehicle.

Installation Position radiator. Position radiator support bracket and tighten nuts. Position A/C condenser core and tighten lower A/C condenser core bolts. Position transmission oil cooler tube and install transmission oil cooler tube bracket. Install lower transmission oil cooler tube. Install lower transmission oil cooler tube clips. Install lower radiator hose. Install radiator mounting bracket assembly. Tighten bolts. Install radiator splash shield. Lower vehicle. Install upper transmission oil cooler tube. Install upper transmission oil cooler tube clips. Install upper A/C condenser core retaining bolts. Tighten bolts. Install radiator overflow hose and tighten clamps securely. Install upper radiator hose. Position constant control relay module and clip securely. Install battery tray. Install battery. Connect battery ground cable. Fill and bleed cooling system. Start engine and inspect for leaks.

I have been told that the front bumper needs to be removed in order to remove the radiator. I am having a cooling problem with my 1996 Taurus also. I was told this by a service tech while explaining why it was going to cost $180.00 in labor costs alone. Hope this helps.

From the bottom. Unfortunately, you'll need to remove the AC condenser as well.

For diagrams, check Autozone.com and their free online repair guide.

The radiator has to come out from the bottom.

Drain coolant Disconnect upper, lower and transmission lines Remove fan shroud Disconnect cooling fan wiring Remove top and side mounting bolts Lift radiator off lower supports

Autozone.com offers a comprehensive repair guide for this vehicle.

The provided link down below is direct to the repair guide section for radiator removal

From underneath. Unfortunately, you'll also need to move the AC condenser lines out of the way too, meaning that you'll need to pull the AC condenser and drain the refrigerant.

Next step after this would be to replace the radiator pressure cap, check ALL hoses for deterioration and leaks, check the coolant resevior bottle for leaks, and all connections to it. Check the drain plug and make sure it's snug in the bottom of radiator. Also, you may need a new water pump. Good Luck! I agree about the water pump, even if it seems as if it is working it will give poor circulation and cause overheating when pressurized until the bearings finally go out completely. but check the pressure cap first it is the most obvious and cheapest option, if it is bad when the system builds pressure and heat it will allow coolant to pass freely into the reservoir, but not draw it back in.

To flush the radiator in a 1999 Mercury Cougar V6, first make sure the engine is cool. Put a bucket under the drain plug on the radiator, remove the cap and open the plug. Close the plug, fill the radiator with distilled water, then drain again. Repeat until the water comes out clean. Tighten the plug and fill the radiator with new coolant. Run the engine for about 10 minutes with the heater on high, then check the coolant level and add more as needed to complete the process.

Make sure water has not entered the oil it will be milky in color.did you bleed the system. I made two little hoes on the side of thermostat to remove air in system

radiator is in front off the cooling fans ,in the front of engine.

My Renault lagunas fan is not working what is wrong with it???

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make sure that u have water in ur radiator

and also check that the fan that cools the

engine is working.

50% anti freeze and 50% water is the usual mix

You may have a bad radiator cap.

Read and follow the manufacturer's instructions printed on the produce you want to use, carefully.

Its most likely the water pump.

No, but they can cause it to overheat

On the oil pan.

Drain coolant Remove transmission cooling lines Remove upper and lower radiator hoses Remove upper mounting bolts Pull radiator up from support cradle