RADIATOR, Engine Cooling: Removal: 3.6L

Fig 1: Air Intake System And The Air Filter Box Cover

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Disconnect negative battery cable.
Remove the air intake assembly.
Drain cooling system. Refer to Standard Procedure .
Remove upper radiator hose.

Fig 2: Cooling Fan Electrical Connector, Cooling Fan Mounting Bolts & Radiator Cooling Fan Assembly
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Remove radiator fan assembly (3). Refer to FAN, Cooling, Removal .
Raise vehicle.

Fig 3: Lower Engine Cover & Front Air Shield
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Remove the lower engine cover.

Fig 4: Lower Radiator Hose
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1 - LOWER RADIATOR HOSE

2 - RADIATOR FAN ASSEMBLY
Remove lower radiator hose (1).
Lower vehicle.

Fig 5: Front Bumper Fascia
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Remove the front bumper fascia. Refer to FASCIA, Front, Removal .

Fig 6: Air Deflectors
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Remove the air deflectors (1).

Fig 7: Radiator Mounting Brackets Bolts
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CAUTION:
Bolts are installed with threadlocker. Use hand tools to remove the upper radiator mounting bolts.
Remove upper radiator mounting brackets bolts (3).
Remove the upper radiator brackets (1) from the radiator supports (2)

Fig 8: Mounting & Support Bolt
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Remove the lower condenser mounting bolts.
Remove the support bolt (2) located between the cooler lines.
Using a suitable hanger, support the condenser and remove the right side upper mounting bolt.
Separate condenser assembly from radiator.
Tilt radiator toward engine and remove radiator from vehicle.