Freightliner Radiator Leaking R/R

Freightliner Radiator Leaking R/R
• Pressure test system (with Radiator Cap Pressure @15psi) let sit for at least 30mins first for accurate and quick detection for leakage.
• Radiators usually leak due to corrosion on the top and bottom edges which can cause rust to deteriorate the radiator overtime. Sometimes cracks can be present on housing.
• They’re several ways to remove the radiator (On trucks they’re HEAVY) I usually use a forklift to lift it out and set on the ground but due to lack of space I had someone lift the other end and removed it safely.
• A TIP try not to get coolant on engine belts because they will squeal loudly if so just rinse with water before running it.
• A TIP I prefer to run a regen on the truck to ensure coolant is getting to correct temperature and also to ensure everything is secure and tight so no further leaks. But you can do a manual regen without the computer.
Tools Needed:
• Air tools Gun or Ratchet
• 15/16, 3/4, 5/8, 1/2, 3/8, 5/16 Size sockets
• Flat Head Screwdriver
• Extension 3”
• pliers
• Crescent Wrench
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[@BBILLY07]

Nice job

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Thank you!

[@jponyboyace]

One bad ass trucker….nice work..I need a radiator in my 8.9 cummins rv!!!!

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Thank you! Located Jax Fl would like to help if close.

[@AMPMChatt-Jax]

You need more Subs, you a great mech.

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Thank you very much I try my best.

[@eleazarisrael3597]

Good work 👍🏾

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Thanks 💯

[@eleazarisrael3597]

Well done Where r you located I’m having the same issue

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I am in Jacksonville Florida