2004 Chevrolet Monte Carlo "space fan radiator" Questions

...radiator, so overfilling the tank leaves no space for expanding liquid and you end up with a burst hose. Problems with overheating are because of low coolant, inoperative fans(temp will come down ...

...space between the raditor and fan. What can be the problem You may be missing some spacers and/or bolts to secure the fan properly. The fan could also be damaged. For example, the fins may be bent, ...

...had one go bad and it's a bit ot a pain to replace. You have to take off the fan shroud and disconnect the main radiator hoses to give yourself some space. The Haynes manual has a good

...space between the fan and the water pump pulley. If used, be sure to retain the spacer for installation. If necessary, the clutch may be removed from the fan by removing the attaching nuts or bolts ...

...fan coming on? Any debris (dirt, leaves, bugs, birds, etc.) stuck in the radiator or A/C condensor? (the space between the condensor and radiator is like a belly button, its a space that collects a ...

fan needs to be removed as well to allow the shroud to come out. (if equipped with electric cooling fans these should be removed by unplugging and then unbolting them.) 6. Unbolt the radiator and lift

...space to work, between the radiator fans and pulleys. Please help this desperate female. Thanks! hi power steering and alternator belt tensioner is located on top near alternator and aircon belt ...

...been running, feel the upper and lower radiator hoses just to make sure every thing is flowing. May want to consider the chance of air in the system as well, creating space where coolent should

...space for the coolant top up and always not overfill . Then you start the engine and let it run in idle with radiator cap off, turn also the heater on to hot air for helping the coolant to circulate. ...

...space- unbolt the fan shroud from the radiator and remove the fan and shroud- on an auto, remove the trans cooler lines from the bottom of the radiator, and plug the lines- unbolt the radiator and ...