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02-23-2017, 02:06 PM | #1 |
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Removal 1936 radiator
Yesterday morning I removed 2 36 radiators. It took 1.5 hours
each. 1 remove front hood bracket and gray hound, remove hood 2 remove bottom front grill pan and start to drain water 3 completely remove stay rods to firewall and air cleaner 4 remove lower hoses, May have to cut off 5 remove screws at top of grill to radiator support 6 remove 2 bolts holding right horn, lay horn back on frame 7 remove headlight wire from bottom radiator clips 8 remove front plug wire tube bolts so they can lift up in front 9 loosen distributor cap bails, pull caps out, bail toward engine 10 remove coil wire and vacuum line from distr. distr. bolts drop distr. and coil out the bottom. 11 remove temp sender from left pump, remove both pump bolts 12 remove top hose clamps at radiator end, twist pump and hose to release hose from radiator. Old hoses are stiff and don't bend 13 remove generator 14 remove cotter pins, nuts bolts and springs that hold radiator 15 Lift radiator, twist to left and lay it way back to the top of carb as it comes out. This question comes up and I thought doing 2 with the procedure fresh in my mind I would post it. The radiator won't come out with the grill in and the pumps on. G.M.
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