How to Remove Honda CR V Radiators

Ensure your Honda CR-V’s ignition is in “Off” or “lock” mode., Remove the plug on the lower side of the radiator pan., Remove the top and bottom radiator hoses as the next step., Detach the fan motor and remove the top radiator brackets., Remove the...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Ensure your Honda CR-V’s ignition is in “Off” or “lock” mode.

    Then, reattach the negative cable of the battery.

    This is a very important step to begin with. , Drain the liquid and collect it in a reseal-able container., (Have a look at the hoses once for any wear-and-tear, and replace them if you must.) , Now carefully pull the radiator up and out, ensuring it doesn’t scratch your CR-V’s paint , Connect them to the new radiator., Rejoin the negative cable of the battery.,, Switch on the engine for a few minutes, to remove any air out of the system.

    Switch off the engine and fill the radiator to the brim with the coolant mixture.
  2. Step 2: Remove the plug on the lower side of the radiator pan.

  3. Step 3: Remove the top and bottom radiator hoses as the next step.

  4. Step 4: Detach the fan motor and remove the top radiator brackets.

  5. Step 5: Remove the fan covering and other parts attached to the radiator.

  6. Step 6: Make sure the new radiator is seated securely on the pads.

  7. Step 7: Pour in a mix of engine coolant and distilled water (in equal proportion) inside the new radiator.

  8. Step 8: Take the radiator cap off.

Detailed Guide

Then, reattach the negative cable of the battery.

This is a very important step to begin with. , Drain the liquid and collect it in a reseal-able container., (Have a look at the hoses once for any wear-and-tear, and replace them if you must.) , Now carefully pull the radiator up and out, ensuring it doesn’t scratch your CR-V’s paint , Connect them to the new radiator., Rejoin the negative cable of the battery.,, Switch on the engine for a few minutes, to remove any air out of the system.

Switch off the engine and fill the radiator to the brim with the coolant mixture.

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