Replacing Radiator Support without Removing Radiator or A/C Cooler
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- In this video we remove and replace a damaged radiator support on a 2014 Hyundai Elantra without removing any of the cooling system or A/C system.
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0:05 just wanted to say thank you
You’re video made installing my bracket an absolute breeze
I can’t believe how quickly and easily I was able to install that bracket
I consider myself a civilian in the world of auto mechanics
The clarity and the detail made everything possible
Thank you😊
Awesome, I am so glad it helped you.
This video gave me the confidence to fix my car the proper way. Was able to get a new radiator support from the scrap yard and install it all in a day :))
I am so glad this helped!
Just want to give you a big thanks.. going to do this job myself tomorrow and the vid was 100% helpful! Keep at it my man.
Thank you, your encouragement is greatly appreciated.
Hello, the 2 side pieces, the ones that have clips for the headlights can they be removed without removing the radiator support? Can they be order separately?
Thank you
This was a big help 👍🏽
This was a great help to me as well, granted I have ti do the same thing with a 2017 Hyundai Sonata, the only Question I have is how long did it take to get that done?
Mine took 25 minutes
Thats cool, I hope it doesn't take me all day lol
I ended up doing over 2 days but I think I could have made it a 1 day job but I was also recording and taking my time figuring it all out.
What year was this Elantra and on a scale of 1 to 10 what would you say this replacement was ? I have a 2013 Hyundai Elantra that its radiator support frame rusted out on the bottom, this shop wants $1,200 to replace it. I was thinking of doing it myself after watching this video. Iv replaced breaks, calipers, and struts before, would you recommend giving it a shot ?
Based on doing this one, yes, I would recommend doing it yourself. I am not a certified mechanic or anything and do this stuff on the weekends or days off my regular job. I was able to easily get this done in a weekend. Probably 1 day if I needed to. I believe this was an 09 but not 100%. However the lower on this unit was plastic so I’m not sure if they are the same. My biggest advice is take your time and document the process to help you remember where everything went and in what order. I looked back at my recordings a couple times during the process.
@@project1511 Okay awesome, Thank you so much for the quick response and for the advice to document the process ! I'm ordering the part now ! should be here by the weekend. I'll defiantly have this video playing in the background for support, Wish me luck ! Thanks again man, great video
The 13 and the 16 are exactly the same car
I did mine in 25 minutes
I did watch the video five maybe six times maybe more
Move move I just copied and succeeded
@@kevinraleigh8046 thanks ! I was able to replace mine as well in about 30 min it was surprisingly easy ! This video helped a lot
What brand replacement did u use?
Honestly don’t know the brand, it was an eBay part. Needed it fast and cheap but you get what you pay for. Just glad I was able to swap the top and make it work.
It's a good thing I don't watch your video if I don't dismantle my entire car.