Auto repair (changing a radiator in a 2002 - 2006 Camry)

Video shows how to DIY it and change your own radiator in a 2004 Camry.
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00:39 Parts you need to buy
01:32 Overview of stuff you must remove
02:17 Remove the Battery
02:57 Check health of the Battery
03:51 Remove the air scoop
05:24 Drain radiator fluid
07:27 Unbolt the radiator fans
07:51 Unbolt the top radiator support
08:37 Loosen the hood latch
10:09 Remove the radiator fans
10:31 Disconnect the horn wiring
11:11 Disconnect bottom of the radiator
12:32 Remove & install the radiator
14:08 Install radiator fans
15:47 Install the air scoop
16:42 Install the battery
17:29 Hook up the battery
18:08 Mix antifreeze solution
18:34 Fill up radiator
18:54 Top off lost transmission fluid
19:35 Hook up the hood latch

[@jerryp967]

Watched all your videos on alarm system install then installed my own alarm system. Thank you. It works good. Keep doing videos

[@bounder97]

Thanks, will do!

[@soundtechmike]

Very good and precise video.

[@timnewton8308]

Take the hood latch off to access the center 10mm bolt. Repla e that bolt before the latch.

[@bounder97]

Thanks for the info. I did remove the hood latch 9 minutes into the video. Learning curve for next time!!

[@timnewton8308]

I just replaced my radiator and decided to leave the latch attached. Instead, I removed the 2 bolts holding the vertical support in place. So, I removed the top plate and the vertical support, with the latch and horns in place. Easy peasy.

[@ShadowGKCP]

6:47 6.2 liters not quarts

[@bounder97]

Hey thanks, they make those charts so cryptic. Seems that putting the unit of measurement behind the number would clear up any confusions?? Most Americans I know recognize what qt means. The letter L just looks like a keyboard slip. Good thing we just fill it up to the top and don't really pay attention to capacity.

[@ShadowGKCP]

@@bounder97 haha I agree