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Old 01-11-2008, 05:53 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Radiator Removal Gen 3 2.2

I'm replacing the rad. on a '92 2.2. That's straight forward. Can the drivers side fan stay on the rad.? It looks real close to that black box. Or should I remove both of them before I pull it out? And put them back on after the rad. is installed...
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Make it easy on yourself (for transferring hardware), unplug all the connections and take it all out as a whole.

This may help:
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That's what I'm asking...I want to take it out whole, but the drivers fan looked like it wouldn't clear the black box. But according to the link, it will just make it out... Thanks for the link...
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