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Old 03-10-2014, 01:58 PM
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Ok so I took the time to take pics this weekend in the hopes of writing up a good diy. The wife came out and saw me taking pics while i was working and asked. At the time I was changing the serp belt so I told her i take a pic of the current belt to make sure i have it correctly re-installed. Well she took some pictures for her dog training and stuck her head outside while I was finishing up and asked if I was done. At that point I was and was just cleaning up. So she proceeded to delete all the pics I took...

Needless to say, if you are going to change the rad it is very simple to get everything out of the way to do it. There is a folding tab on the electric cooling fan on the drivers side that makes it easier to get it our rather than trying to force it by the rad hose (nice update from the old model). Hoses are a snap. Only thing I wouldn't be 100% sure if there are any tranny lines going to the rad. Other than that, just take your time and it shoildn't be too bad.
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