How to change the water pump and Radiator? 2012 Mer / Benz GL450
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- In this video I will show you step by step how to replace the radiator and the water pump in that 2012 Mercedes Benz GL450. Also I will be posting a separate video about the Oil cooler Seal in the same car within the next week or so, so stay tuned.
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Wow so much work to replace the radiator. A lot of other cars the radiator can be replaced by itself without disturbing AC system.
With your help.. I was able to pull this off in a day. Thank you!!! This video was so thorough. Bless you and thank you!!
Thank you for watching and I do appreciate your comment and feed back. 🙏🏻🙏🏻
This video helped me a lot, to replace my radiactor. Thank u bro…
Glad I watched this video before I started changing the radiator myself. Lol, I guess I have to take it to a shop. I don't have anything to recover the A/C. I also don't have anyone to help me with removing the bumper.
Your a awsome mechanic this isnt easy to do at all mercedes told me over 6k! Wow
good step by step thanks
You are welcome, glad I can help
you make it look so easy - great video - not a diy’er
🤣 thank you for watching and I do appreciate your comment
Excellent video. Thank you very much!
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching and taking the time to leave your feed back. 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thank you ❤
Thanks for sharing the video. Quick question: at ~10:30 you vacuumed the refrigerant. What if I do not have a vacuum pum? Can I just disconnect let the refrigerant out and have it refilled in a shop?
Thank you for watching. It’s doable but I don’t recommend doing that. You can get injured or hurt from the cold refrigerant and it’s also illegal to vent refrigerant to the atmosphere.
Great video. Thank u
Can use an 8mm 1/4 socket if the etorx is to thick , Never used paper gaskets always metal ones had issues with them with my Toyota after that never again especially with coolant
It should work yes
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Excellent job. Ride on man
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻👍🏻. Thank you for watching and I do appreciate your comment.
Nice video but was that thermostat included with this project considering you change the whole cooling system?
On that particular car the thermostat was changed not too long ago that’s why it wasn’t changed in the video but it’s a good idea to change it while you’re at it.
Thanks for your video. I have to change the radiator of my 2013 ML500. When you disconnect the transmission and power steering connections, do you lose any fluid from the systems? Do you need to plug the hoses or top up either system? Thank you
Yes you definitely lose some, you should plug the hoses and you still have to top off the systems because you will lose whatever amount of fluid left inside the radiator it self when you change it. Thank you for watching and I do appreciate your comment. Plz let me know if you have any questions.
@@a2zautomasters862 thank you for your prompt reply. Your insight is greatly appreciated. It is the transmission fluid that concerns me the most due to the filling procedure. Thanks again, I will post and let you know how I go. Also I have only just found your channel and love the videos you make. They are very detailed, yet easy to follow.
Great video, very helpful! One question, I just bought a 2013 Mercedes GL4.7 Bi Turbo. The temperature needle over middle a little is that normal? What temp does the high speed fan kicks in?
For Mercedes-Benz that is normal.
German car in general operate at higher temps.
I was curious about the green anti-freeze, it should be the black version and never the green universal anti-freeze, that's concerning.
Yeah in this business, I've seen ppl do all kind of things. Like mixing all antifreeze colors.
How was the condition of the water pump? I approaching 176,000 and will need to do my radiator I think. small little leak on drivers side under the main hose where the metal meets the plastic. Any thoughts? Thank you for this video!
@ this kinda miles you should change the pump, the radiator, the thermostat and upper and lower radiator hose and call it a day and if you see any other coolant hose that doesn’t look too good, change it now.
When you disconnect the AC lines does it lose the AC charge?
Yes absolutely. You have to recover the R134a before you can disconnect the AC lines.
@@a2zautomasters862 Thankyou, appreciate the answer
How much would a mechanic charge for suck work all together?
What are torque specs for Water Pump bolts?
Hi, if all this is taken apart would it make it easier to change the engine mounts or will I need to go under the car and pull exhaust?
It will definitely be easier. You have a lot more room now but you still have to go under the car
Thanks for reply! What tool kit do you use to disconnect hoses.
@@Mikegubenko it’s a master disconnect tool kit that I’ve gotten from my SnapOn dealer.
I am trying to change my water pump for my ml350 2009 I removed all 13 bolts but pump would not come off. Can anyone help please?
I believe it might be 14 or 15 bolts. U have one by the hose connection. Take a better look and let me know plz.
How do we get the one by the hose and behind the pulley. Both right next to each other
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Never ever purchase a MB.
1.) Changed out transmission $8.7 K
2.) Changed out rear suspension bladders. $ 2.5 K
3.) Changed out suspension compressor.
4.) Changed out front shocks.$ 2.5 K.
5.) Changed out suspension air block.
6.) Needs power steering pump and suspension all around. $ 5.5 K
Do not buy a MB, up-side-down!
GL450 owner here, Agreed! I should have bought a Lexus 470!
Yep I work on MB for a
Living as a mobile mechanic.
They are overpriced piles of crap.
But keep in mind even the Honda dealership is just as expensive as Mercedes in many cases.
They wanted $4000.oo to replace a catalytic converter
On my wife’s odyssey.
I did it myself plus a new 02 sensor for $300.00, factory sensor too, aftermarket but good quality cat from catco.
Don't buy cars you can't afford to maintain! I currently have 8 Mercedes Benz and NEVER ever had any issues, I'm my 30 years of ownership I have spent less than $2,500 on repair items.
@@CanyonsCarver I am about pick up a 2012 GL450 122k miles full service history up to 101 k miles. I will approach things as if nothing has been done in the last 21k miles. Of the many MBs you have had were any the 2012 GL 450 model?
How much would a mechanic charge for suck work all together?