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4320 water pump and radiator removal

S

Suitera

Member
Hello!

I am working on removing the water pump from my 4320 row
crop. I am going to also remove the radiator to have flushed and
pressure tested. I have the hood off and am in the process of
draining the radiator. There are two other coolers that sit in front
of the radiator. D what are these and do they need pulled? Any
help with detail to the process I would appreciate greatly!!

Thanks guys
 
Leave oil cooler and AC condenser (if equipped) in place. Tip radiator out the side to remove. DW
 
Do I need to remove the fan blade first or the air intake tube going to the turbo? Seems jammed up due to the brackets hitting the frame
 
Best to put cardboard between the fan and radiator and just remove the bolts from the fan, have the fan shroud loose before this as it might help getting the bolts out. Should be able to wiggle the fan out then the rad and then the shroud. Intake pipe would help getting it out of way and they you can checkout the turbo.
 
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