gotta replace my stock radiator :(

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02-25-2013, 07:41 PM

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Off the top of my head no sorry it fits 91-01 xjs tho

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03-08-2013, 01:23 PM

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How is a good rad flush done? any certain tools needed? Special fluids to break down/prevent internal rust?

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03-08-2013, 01:37 PM

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Originally Posted by kirknd4spd

2 bolts on the top of the radiator (12mm I think, dont remember for sure), pull the 2 hoses off, and lift it out. Nothing to it. There will be 2 lines on the bottom you'll have to disconnect as well if you have an automatic. Took me 10-15 minutes tops to change my radiator and all the radiator and heater hoses.

Oh, mine doesn't have a fan shroud either, I almost forgot about that. Should only take a minute to get the shroud off.

I just put in a replacement radiator from Advance Auto. Nothing special, but does just as good of a job as the original did. Mine never even hits 210, even in traffic or wheeling on hot summer days.

My 95's have a panel above the radiator that goes from fender to fender AND bolts to the header panel. It completely blocks the top of the rad from view AND covers the upper hose's clamp. If your 2000 is like that, it's more work that stated here. nothing ridiculous, just more steps. and torx bolts