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In 99.99% of all vehicles on the road, your radiator is located at the front of the vehicle. If you were to open the hood of the truck, look down directly behind the grill; and you will see it. It looks like a very large honeycomb structure made of soft metals.
The front propshaft on my full time 4 wheel drive 94 Grand Cherokee was vibrating badly years ago so I removed it and my Jeep has driven just fine without it since, no vibrations.Doesn't seem to cause any harm that I know of.
check your metal bumper retainers attached to the front chassis there must be a hidden bolts and nuts thats still on that you havent seen yet remove it and take off the bumper bar( steel bumper)
You don't get there that way. remove the six or so bolts that attach the rail above the radiator to the front trim, and, remove the bolts that hold the same rail to the radiator and rail extensions from the front fenders (including latch loop) also remove the electric fan. once you get the top rail off remove the air box, lower hose and trans cooler lines. Radiator lifts straight up.
On many of these, the drain is on the right front of the radiator, sometimes requiring removal of a small panel in the grille or the entire grille. The ones I've serviced, after geting to the drain I've found that it dosen't turn. It is far easier to ignore the drain altogether and remove the lower hose at the radiator. Don't do this on a hot engine unless you like hot antifreeze baths! (I don't) Good luck
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