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Jake:
Today i changed a radiator for the first time.
Mine was rather shot and Tim @ Devon 4x4 supplied me a new one so i gave it a go.
I had to buy a viscous spanner to remove the fan and all went smoothly.
Whilst the rad was out i cleaned out my intercooler with parafin, changed my fan belt, removed what was left of the air con and changed the glow plugs.
All back together and running smoothly.
I did'nt bother taking any pictures as my hands were all oily.
Sorry
 :D
Tomorrow i need to change the brake pads, check the wheel bearings, fit a UJ to a prop shaft then fit the prop shaft.
Does it ever end?

landroverkeith:
8)  no cos then i reckon you should nip down ours and do mine next....  :roll:  :wink:

bezzabsa:
why remove the fan? surely with the shroud removed theres plenty of room to get to rad ???

blackbob:
wots a viscus spanner



i use a 30cm long chissel :lol:  :lol:

Xtremeteam:

--- Quote from: "bezzabsa" ---why remove the fan? surely with the shroud removed theres plenty of room to get to rad ???
--- End quote ---

you need to remove the fan to get the shroud out  :wink:

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