How to Replace the Radiator, Thermostat, and Hoses on a 2000-2006 Toyota Tundra with 4.7L Engine
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- Brian Eslick from How to Automotive www.howtoautomo... takes you step-by-step through the process of replacing the radiator, thermostat, and radiator hoses on a 2000-2006 Toyota Tundra with 4.7L engine.
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thanks... going to give this a shot tomorrow on the 02
Thank you sir.. back on road and saved 300 bucks
Another excellent video! Well made, great camera shots. Very informative and detailed! Thanks and keep up the great work!
Evan Epp thank you!
Great instructions with some good tips like that bottom fan shroud part comes off. Replaced the hoses too. Since the skid plate was off for this did oil and filter at same time. Bought my 2000 Tundra new and it still runs like a champ. Thanks.
It is such a pleasure to watch a pro at work, thanks for taking the time to make the video, I am off to replace the radiator and thermostat in my Tundra and I already know it will go like clockwork thanks to you!
Thank you! It should go nice and smooth for you overall not too bad of a job.
Great video walked right through changing out my radiater
Very very detailed and informative. Great Job. Thank you.
Thank you for watching!
Excellent instructional video. Great clarity, great pace. Good job.
Paul Jungck thank you!
Thank you for the great instructional video!
Thank you for watching!
Thank you so much! This helped tremendously when installing my new radiator. Can you tell me the difference between the coolant temp sensor and the thermostat? I'm thinking I should have replaced the thermostat as well 🤔
Another great video...thank u sir🍻
Thank you for watching!
A + Rating, Outstanding Tutorial, 10/10, Two Thumbs Up.
Mario S. Thank you!
awesome, very descriptive, and helpful video. Thanks!
Awesome and to the point. Thanks
Thank you for watching!
Thank you! May I suggest safety glasses... I hate forgetting to use them and always getting dirt in the eye.
Appreciate your video. My 2002 Tundra's radiator just broken the neck on the top where the hose conect to it and I have to replace the new radiator. My question to you is where did you get the coolant hose ( the big ones on the top and bottom one ) ? Just don't want to pay too much to buy it from the Toyota dealer. Thanks
Excellent video. Thank you!
Nice video. When the time come for me to do all to my 03 tundra, just gonna be that much easier.
El pinche Mecaniko Hopefully you never have to do it.
Thank you my friend
Why does the radiator box in the video say KOYORAD but the Amazon Link is a TYC radiator?
Excellent video. Thank you..
Thank you for watching!
Great video!
How much coolant did you use to refill it?
Our trusty 2001 Tundra V8 gas about 220K miles and is perfect. The radiator is original. Would you replace it as a precaution? Thanks in advance!
the thermostat that you linked says that it doesn’t fit an 02 tundra?
Would I need or recommended to the change upper and lower hoses as well as thermostat when replacing the radiator?
Nice video👍
this is a piece of cake, you probably want to try the toyota matrix 🤔
I know right easy thermostat is in the front lol
Good video 🖐️
You should realllllly add to use a Mishimoto radiator that prevents the transmission fluid from mixing with the radiator fluid. Unless of course you like spending $4000 on a new transmission. This issue is very common for any 4.7L after 125k miles. Ask me how I know!!! I just bought an 02 Tundra with 140k. Guess what happened.
Im Deaf everything was so simple to understand visually! One thing I dont understand is why did you clamp those 2 small tubes? Do I have to clamp them If I plan to drain the fluids?
I was just trying to prevent a mess. But if you’re changing the fluid let it drain.
@@HowtoAutomotive awesome video btw!!!
What if you don’t plan to drain and you lose a little bit more fluid than expected ? Took a little too much time to clamp it or plug it with something. Do I now have to drain the whole thing and refill it ? Mine doesn’t come with a dipstick so I cant really tell how much i lost.
Hope you still get notifications on replies !
Excelente 👌
So if/when i install my new radiator, do i need to drain/flush all the coolant even in the engine block?
That’s going to depend on the condition of the coolant in your vehicle. If it’s really bad shape recommend flushing it if it’s in good condition just drain out the radiator and fill it with fresh stuff.
The link for the radiator is for a Sequoia? Does this also fit a Tundra?
if it's the same sized engine it's the same, the sequoia is the SUV verson of the tundra, in terms of engine and frame- very similar engine layout and parts most of the time.
@@mikecampbell9909 thank you
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how many gallons of coolant did you need? its unfuckin real that even the fkn owners manual doesn't even tell you
1 gallon of concentrated coolant mixed with 50% water making 2 gallons should be enough. Or you can buy 2 gallons of the pre-mix.
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