Removing Radiator
- Danger of scalding
→ Let the fluid cool down.
→ Wear personal protective gear.
- Risk of damage to vehicle components
→ After relieving the system pressure, do not start the engine or high-voltage system.
→ Fill and bleed the cooling system correctly before starting the engine or high-voltage system.
- Place a suitable container under the radiator to collect escaping coolant.
- Disconnect condenser -1-
from the radiator.
Unscrew screw -2- .
Release retaining lugs at the top and bottom -3- .
Release retaining lugs -4- at the condenser -1- and remove condenser -1- from the radiator.
Hang condenser -1- at a suitable position using a tie-wrap.
Condenser
- Disconnect supply hose -1-
and return hose -2-
.
Loosen safety clips -3- .
Pull off supply hose -1- and return hose -2- .
Close off connections using suitable stoppers.
Radiator supply and return hose
- For vehicles with middle radiator:
Disconnect hose for middle radiator -1-
.
Loosen safety clip -2- .
Pull off hose for middle radiator -1- .
Close off connections using suitable stoppers.
Hose for middle radiator
- Left radiator:
Turn the catch -2-
90° anti-clockwise and pull vent line off the radiator -1-
.
Vent line on radiator (left)
- Right radiator:
Press locking lugs -1-
together and pull off vent line -2-
.
Vent line on radiator (right)
- Remove radiator -1-
.
Unscrew screws -2- and remove lower holders -3- .
Guide the radiator -1- out of the upper holders -4- in -direction of arrow- .
Cooler