To carry out the task of replacement of the radiator, first raise the front of the vehicle and hold it firmly on jackstands. Take off the bottom splash cover and empty the cooling system. Secondly, remove engine covers and front bumper and in 2.0L models, position radiator support panel in service position. Detach the upper and lower transaxle cooler lines of the automatic and seal them with a cap. Have the upper and bottom radiator hose clips lifted to detach the hose to the radiator and twist them (where needed) to release the O-ring. Take out the ducts by removing the air duct fasteners of either side of the radiator. Unplug the air conditioning pressure switch and ambient temperature sensor on the driver side of radiator and position the harness aside. Disassemble the mounting fasteners of the power steering cooler and drop the cooler without unscrewing the lines where provided. Removal of air conditioning condenser mounting fasteners and rotate the condenser out of and down the radiator, careful not to kink, stretch or bend the air conditioning lines. Unscrew the two radiator mounting pins, push the pins upwards to unscrew then remove the radiator. Installation of new radiator Before fitting the new radiator, replace any damaged hose clips, radiator hoses, and O-rings. Installation is done in the same manner as it is removed. Installation Refill and bleed the system and then start the engine checking all the leaks. In the case of expansion tank, empty the cooling system by draining it until the coolant drier is removed. Removal: Before removing the tank out of the engine compartment, take out the expansion tank mounting screw, lift the tank and disconnect the coolant level sensor connector. The reservoir should be clean and clear, so wash the reservoir with soapy water, and rinse thoroughly, etc. Installation is done in the same manner as it is removed.