Fitment:

For 1999-2001 Acura Tl
For 1998-2002 Honda Accord

Package Included:

1pcs of Radiator & 4pcs Clamps

Features:

-OE design to ensure exact fit, form and function for an easy drop-in installation;

-Built with high density multi-lowered fins for maximum cooling efficiency;

-ISO 9001 certified manufacturing plants;

-Direct Replacement;

-Improve Cooling Efficiency;

-100% Leak Tested;

-Plastic tanks with aluminum core;

-Built to strict quality control standards;

How to clean radiator

Cleaning Radiator Fins

Step 1: Let the Radiator Cool Down

Step 2: Dilute the Cleaning Solution

Step 3: Clean the Radiator Fins With the Solution and Soft-Bristled Brush

Step 4: If Some Radiator Fins Get Bent, Straighten With a Flathead Screwdriver

Step 5: Rinse the Radiator Fins With a Hose

Step 6: Let the Radiator Fins Air Dry

Flushing a Radiator

Step 1: Let the Engine Cool Down

Step 2: Put a Catch Pan or Bucket Underneath the Radiator

Step 3: Drain Out the Coolant

Step 4: Dilute the Flushing Solution

Step 5: Pour the Flushing Solution Into the Radiator

Step 6: Drain Out the Flushing Solution

Step 7: Pour Distilled Water Into the Radiator

Step 8: Refill Coolant Into the Radiator

Step 9: Monitor the Cooling System and Resolve Issues

How to replace the radiator

1.Remove the air duct and disconnect the negative battery cable. Take off the air cleaner assembly, and drain the cooling system into a resealable container. Take off the radiator's inlet hose and remove the transmission's cooler lines.

2.Take off the fan shroud clips on the condenser tubes, and remove the bolts that connect the fan shroud to the condenser bracket. Remove the air deflectors.、

3.Disconnect the coolant hose from the radiator overflow and take off the radiator support brackets on the fan shroud. Disconnect the electrical connectors on the engine cooling fan motor, and remove the fan motor harness from the fan shroud clips. Remove the fan shroud.

4.Take off the radiator's outlet hose and disconnect the transaxle oil cooler pipes.

5.Tile the radiator towards the rear and remove the condenser brackets. Lift the condenser brackets and the mounting tabs and position them out of the way. Lift the radiator carefully out of the engine compartment and install the new radiator.

6.Reinstall and reconnect the engine components in the reverse order that they were removed.

7.Fill the new radiator with a mixture of half water and half engine coolant. Start the engine and let it run for a couple of minutes, then turn it off and add more fluids, if necessary. Reattach the negative battery cable.