How do you take otu the radiator . radiators busted need to take it out. need instructions on how to do so.

My suggestion is you should replace your radiator. I personally faced these type problem and i had replaced it at Delta Auto Care. now its OK.

That is a replacement issue for the radiator cooling fin unit. A radiator shop or salvage yard would be cheaper.

Go bk to the mechanic and tell him to redo his mistake

did the hose bust or did it blow off the fitting from pressure? The clumpy stuff is from the radiator. Flush the radiator to clean out. There is a drain plug at the base/bottom of the radiator. Replace hose if broken or reposition and clamp back in position.

Sounds like you have a busted radiator. Its leaking from the motor coolant to the transmission coolant inside the radiator.

If you are certain it is engine oil then you have a blown head gasket. Transmission fluid also runs in separate passages in the radiator because the radiator contains the transmission cooler as well. Sometimes the transmission cooler inside the radiator can bust and cause transmission fluid to mix with the coolant. You need to be certain if it is oil or trans fluid you are seeing.

When you open the hood if you look striaght down there is a panel with 3 bolts it is the radiator header panel undo those 3 bolt ..remove the upper hose clamp and the lower hose clamp the water and antifreeze will run out remove these hoses from the radiator lift it straight up and otu ..

on the side of the radiator there are transmission cooling lines, passenger side. you might have oil cooling lines on the other side. sounds like you have the rest done

Did you check the temp sending unit? That tells the computer what the temp is and the computer then triggers the relay. Also, hot wire the fan motor and make sure it runs when it has power.
As far as the radiator "busting open" if it actually did that and didn't just develop a leak, it may indicate a head gasket failure pressurizing the radiator far more than it's normal capacity.

You will need to Remove the top panel that Covers the Fan Shroud. Also remove the Fan Shroud. You will be able to see the rest of the Mounting bolts for the Radiator from there.