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Anything special involved in pulling a deuce radiator? Mine will be coming out this evening 
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radiator removal
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CGarbee
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Drain it, undo the two nuts at the bottom holding it to the frame bracket, undo the ground strap at the bottom, loosen the hose clamps for the upper and lower hoses, undo the two bolts holding it to the upper mount (the angle iron piece that runs side to side with the attachement in the middle to the engine) pull forward a tad and take the fan off the engine... Lift up. I can snag one out in half an hour by myself...
Good luck,
Good luck,
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Rocket Surgeon
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Thanks Garbee,
Dead on.
Dead on.
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Rocket Surgeon
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Ok 
... anyone had a deuce radiator recored?
... anyone had a deuce radiator recored?CGarbee
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Did not have mine recored... I did have the top inlet and top right mount reattached. Also had it tanked and repainted.. Ran $90 including tax here in Raleigh, NC two weeks ago...
rdixiemiller
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Joel
Yours leaking?
Yours leaking?
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Rocket Surgeon
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that would be profound understatement
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Rocket Surgeon
- 2,330
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- North Georgia
New radiator(thanks RDM) is in... got the truck home.