►Unlike most cars, the Porsche 996 911 has two radiators that sit behind the front bumper instead of the one you would typically find. In the case of the Porsche 996, the need to replace your radiator is fairly common and should be addressed if you just purchased the car like us or if your car is getting up there in mileage.
Today, we're replacing our 996 radiators with these CSF radiators with all-aluminum end tanks. The factory radiators on the Porsche 996 have plastic end tanks that can become brittle and crack from the high heat that they endure over time.
Mike Hidalgo, one of FCP Euro's Porsche 996 aficionados, walks us through removing the front bumper to either clean your radiators, inspect them, or replace them if necessary. The process isn't difficult and doesn't require too many special tools, but it does feature quite a few steps, so be sure to follow along.
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00:00 - 02:45 - Intro and Tools Needed
02:46 - 03:58 - Remove Front Bumper Weather Stripping
03:59 - 04:12 - Remove Front Wheels
04:13 - 07:24 - Remove Front Wheel Liner Rivets and Screws
07:25 - 07:30 - Repeat for the Driver Side Wheel Liner
07:31 - 08:22 - Remove the Rest of the Bumper Hardware and Remove the Bumper
08:23 - 09:13 - Remove Front Ducting to Radiators
09:14 - 09:39 - Remove AC Condensor
09:40 - 15:14 - Remove Radiator Hardware and Hoses and Remove Radiator
15:15 - 20:32 - Move Radiator Fan to the New Radiator, and Attach Hoses
20:33 - 24:28 - Install New Radiator, Fan, Hoses, Connections, And Hardware
24:29 - 25:36 - Install AC Condensor
25:37 - 27:28 - Install Radiator Shroud
27:29 - 27:37 - Repat For the Driver Side
27:38 - 31:40 - How To Bleed Your Porsche 911 Cooling System
31:41 - 32:42 - Install Front Bumper and Hardware
32:43 - 33:34 - Install Corner Marker Lights
33:35 - 35:55 - Install Wheel Liner
35:56 - 36:30 - Install Front Wheels
36:31 - 37:26 - Install Front Bumper Weather Stripping
37:27 - 38:07 - Conclusion - Thanks For Watching!
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