Removing:
The radiator module is comprised of the radiator, power steering cooler, condenser, and transmission oil cooler.
The radiator and condenser may have small indentations on the fins even when installed correctly. It is not damage. Radiators or condensers should not be replaced because of slight impressions like these.
-- Remove the fan shroud. Refer to FAN SHROUD, REMOVING AND INSTALLING .
-- Evacuate the refrigerant in the Air Conditioning (A/C) system. Refer to appropriate service information. .
-- Drain the coolant. Refer to COOLANT, DRAINING .
-- Place the :VAS6622 under the separating point on the transmission fluid cooler.
-- Remove the bolt -A- and the connections on the transmission fluid cooler. Catch any fluid coming out.
-- Seal the transmission oil cooler and pipes with sealing plugs.
-- Remove the refrigerant lines -A- from the radiator.
-- Seal the condenser and pipes with sealing plugs.
-- Open the clamp and remove the lower coolant hose from the radiator.
-- Clamp off the power steering hoses and remove.
-- Open the clip -1- and disconnect the upper coolant hose from the radiator.
-- Remove the radiator Grill -1-. Refer to RADIATOR GRILLE .
-- Remove the license plate holder -2- and the center air grille -3-. Refer to appropriate service information. .
-- Open the air guide on both sides of the air guide opening in direction of -arrow- and remove the bolts -A-.
-- Remove the lower radiator mounts from the radiator module over the longitudinal members.
-- Remove the bolts -arrow- (quantity: 3) from the air guide through the lowest air grille.
-- Remove the bolt -arrow- next to the left and right headlamps.
-- Push the radiator module toward the engine, open the clips -arrows- on the upper air guide on the radiator and remove it.
-- Unlock the locking bolts -B- on both upper radiator mounts -A- by pushing them in direction of -arrow- and then pulling upward.
-- Remove both upper radiator mounts -A-.
-- Remove the radiator module upward.