33. Relieve pressure from the cooling system by unscrewing the expansion tank cap.
34. Clamp the water hoses near the transmission fluid radiator and disconnect them from the radiator pipes (be prepared for some liquid to spill when doing this).
35. Clean the surfaces around the radiator connection to the gearbox. Remove the central radiator bolt, turn it so that the pipes face up, and remove the radiator from the gearbox. Make sure that no dirt or coolant gets into the box.
36. The radiator is installed on the gearbox with new gaskets moistened with clean transmission fluid. The sealing ring under the head of the central bolt should also be replaced.
37. Install the radiator so that its side surface is parallel to the seam between the torque converter housing and the gearbox. Tighten the center bolt to the specified torque.
38. Connect the water hoses to the radiator and remove the clamps from them.
39. Add fluid to the cooling system (see Chapter 2A). Please note that models with an automatic transmission have three drain valves (see B/Figure 12.81).
40. Check the fluid level in the box (see above) and top it up if necessary.
41. With the engine running, inspect the radiator for coolant or automatic transmission fluid leaks.
42. Once completed, reinstall the air cleaner.