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Installing a new RADIATOR on the 100 series Land Cruiser
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- čas přidán 14. 08. 2024
- With 220k miles on the original radiator, it was starting to show signs of weakness. I hope this video helps others tackle this project too - although a slightly more involved install, I'd say its very doable with moderate skill.
Not all of the parts below are required to replace the radiator - in particular, the Fan Clutch, Fan Blade, and Fan Shroud can be skipped.
Part numbers for my 2006 Land Cruiser
16400-50290 | Radiator Assembly | $523.08
1657150150 | HOSE, RADIATOR, NO.1 | $13.52
1657250150 | HOSE, RADIATOR, NO.2 | $19.14
1634650010 | GASKET, THERMOSTAT | $2.87
9091603100 | THERMOSTAT | $14.66
9046641008 | CLAMP OR CLIP(FOR WATER HOSE) | $3.59
9046743002 | CLAMP OR CLIP, HOSE(FOR RADIATOR INLET) | $3.55
1658466010 | BUSH, RADIATOR SUPPORT, NO.2 | $2.77
1654950010 | COLLAR, RADIATOR SUPPORT, NO.2 | $5.08
11658461020 | INSULATOR, RADIATOR MOUNTING | $9.70
1654961010 | COLLAR, RADIATOR SUPPORT, NO.2 | $2.96
*Not strictly needed for replacing the radiator - I replaced these as PM
1632150020 | INLET, WATER | $25.18
16210-50102 | Engine Cooling Fan Clutch | $106.65
16361-50170 | Fan Blade | $143.70
16711-50090 | Engine Cooling Fan Shroud | $111.41
1647050100 | TANK ASSY, RADIATOR RESERVE | $52.41
Chapters
00:00 - Intro
00:12 - Disconnect battery
00:21 - Remove engine cover
00:29 - Remove engine under cover
00:35 - Remove airbox
01:12 - Drain radiator coolant
01:49 - Drain engine block coolant
02:26 - Passenger side
03:03 - Fan shroud
04:34 - Fan fluid coupling
04:51 - Drive belt
05:16 - Oil cooler hoses
05:57 - Radiator hose #1
06:32 - Thermostat
07:41 - Radiator hose #2
07:55 - Remove radiator
08 :37 - Install new radiator
08:58 - Slide it into place
09:40 - Radiator nuts/bolts
10:15 - Oil cooler hoses
10:22 - Radiator hose #1
10:41 - Fan shroud/fan
11:30 - Radiator hose #2
11:40 - Resevoir
11:51 - Fluid coupling
12:06 - Coolant refill
13:36 - Test drive
13:47 - Outro
I was literally about to start working on replacing my radiator before I went "Well let me go back inside to check youtube one last time before I start this" and saw you had just uploaded a video covering the exact thing. Great video as always cheers
Haha thats awesome - hopefully it came in handy for your job! Let me know how it goes for you :)
Wish I had replaced the hoses at the same time. After I got er all buttoned up it started leaking again this time from the hoses. New radiator and new hoses and no leaks! 200k on mine
This channel is awesome. So glad you put these videos out and that I found them. Your presentation is crisp and second to none… details in your notes are perfectly organized. Thank you thank you thank you.
Thank you, James!
Great video, even better than version 1.0
As you stated its a great opportunity to install new hardware.
Thanks, Richard - much appreciated! Agree on the new hardware. A few jobs now nuts/bolts have been in rough shape and it's frustrating to find out you need one mid-project. PartSouq has such great prices, it's hard not to grab the 'em.
Oh!!! This video editing is top notch!!!
Subscribed immediately and 🔔 bell notification turned on.
I’m needing to the starter on my truck, so going to check to see if that is a project you have done.
Great work! Thank you for sharing!
Excellent video, I had a fair idea of what to do but some of the tips in this video are going to be invaluable 👍
Some quality tips good video
Thank you!
Great vid, thanks! I was able to leave the fan and shroud in place and slip the radiator out. That whole apparatus is pretty fiddly and I didn't want to deal with it :)
Oh interesting, I hadn’t considered that. Great tip - I’ll try it next time! That shroud is a pain will all the extra bolts. Glad it was helpful!
you torque everything ...luv it!
Always!
Really well done, doing this job today following this video
Thanks and good luck with the job!
Your videos are amazing - can't thank you enough for the time/effort you've put into them all. I hope you come back with parts # additions as with your other videos.
I've got a 2006 LC100 as well, have gotten P0128 code thrown intermittently (thermostat), and truck seems to take too long to warm up - suspect it's stuck open and have it on list to replace soon!
Question: How many miles on your truck and what made you replace your radiator?
Thanks for the comment - I appreciate that! Yessir I'll be sure to add all the part numbers to this video as well.
I've got 220k on my '06 and purchased it two years ago with 165k. During the pre-purchase inspection, the tech noted some stress marks (faint cracking) beginning to occur along the top of the radiator, so that's been on my mind. Also last summer when climbing some steep mountains I had an instance of overheating which made me decide it was time :)
Part numbers added!
Your video was very helpful. Thank you!
Thank you - glad it was helpful!
God tier content!!!
Great video, thank you!
Holy smokes. Just found this channel and it is impressively well done. Btw, brand coolant did you use? Do you have use Toyota OEM coolant?
Thank you! For coolant I went with Toyota brand pink coolant. I believe there are two coolant types (red and pink) depending on your model year 👍
I just topped off with a lets just say a primary red colour ...pink/red...don't know. Now I'm worried I have put the wrong colour and can't find any definitive answer. @@LandCruiserDIY
Wow excellent video
Thanks Auro!
Thanks sir ... Excellent content
Thanks J!
For those of us whose coolant pre-replacement isn't in as good of shape, it's worthwhile to do a proper flush before removing the old radiator to clear out any junk before installing the new one.
Great comment and should have mentioned that - will add links to some good flushing videos I found when researching this project. Thanks, Casey!
@@LandCruiserDIY Did I miss where you added these "good flushing videos" links? Also, separately, a power steering flush video would be great. I've seen threads on MUD, but your videos seal the deal for going DIY.
How you doing... Just wandering what are the sizes of the inlet and outlet oil coolant hosses that connect to the bottom of the radiator, cause mine doesn't look like the right size . I have a 2006 LC can't get the hosses all the way in to the connector they are kind of small diametter hose .. Thanks
Let me know if you need an LC to do more videos on. I have a long list of things to replace on mine. I’m in LA
Send me a DM
@@LandCruiserDIY Just did! Didn't see your message until today.
Your b rolls are on point
Thanks Daohaus!
Hi, first of all tnx for the useful videos, I have a question about my 2007 100 series , I bought it recently and it is in good condition but I heard radiator fan clutch all the time after 3000 rpm its get better , I changed it but nothings have changed, is it normal?
Thanks, Faraz! Are you sure it’s the fan clutch? If you’re still hearing sounds, try checking the belt tensioner for proper tension and the belt itself. These sorts of problems are great to search around ih8mud to see what others have tried too.
thanks a lot , actually I changed time belt an water pomp recently and check tensioner too , all of them was fine but still heard the fan clutch noise all the time, actually fan clutch reduce power and increse fuel consumption, recently i’m thinking about pulling out the fan clutch and put electrinoc fan in there but i’m not sure yet😅
yes i’m sure its the fan clutch
Can I do this without removing the Fan? I am a small time DIYer and want to remove things only if they are necessary! Thanks
Honestly I think you’d have a harder time working around the fan than removing it (if it’s even possible). The fan is actually pretty easy to take off, but definitely get the tool to hold the fluid coupling to make life a little easier. I have faith in you, Mark - you can do it!
Something like this should work: Spanner Wrench Clutch Wrench Adjustable Wrench Holder Hub Flywheel Sprocket Spanner Wrench Set Fan Clutch Removal Tool Tools Scooter Motorcycle Accessories (Type A) www.amazon.com/dp/B07HFFR9RR/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_gl_i_DGNPJ1N83290G6SF3DCE?psc=1
Where do you buy your parts? (thank you in advance)
Almost always on PartSouq.com. They ship from the UAE and it’s still cheaper than buying domestic. Only exception is for very heavy parts - but things like seals, trim pieces, etc. they’re my go-to.