stan187

Does anyone have a diagram on how to remove your radiator mine is cracked
on the plastic and 200.00 in labor or more is not in my budget.

STiYLIN

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sorry, wrong year.

Keainakoa

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Dude! Checker's got Chilton Manuals to help you out if you wanna do repairs on your own. Of course, you have to be somewhat mechanically inclined at least.

ipozestu

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It's really easy. Have you looked at it yet. It's sooo easy.

stan187

Im going to check that out right now thanks

I live in Atlanta Ga now and I cannot find a used one
does anybody know if there is a comparable replacement for
a 98 rs radiator.

whtwrx1991

to remove the radiator:
Step 1: empty the radiator with the radiator plug on the bottom of the radiator.

Step 2: remove the hoses, bottom, and top, and overflow

Step 3: remove the top bracket

Step 4: remove, if applicable, the underside plastic tray

Step 5: unplug the electric fan motors, usually two

Step 6: pull that sucker out

Caution: when putting new radiator fluid I would recommend using Subaru factory fluid with conditioner. Make sure you "burb" the radiator so that you don't have air line bubbles. Subaru's are a little harder than most.

stan187

Thanks thats whats up I will hit up your directions as soon as I find a another radiator

whtwrx1991

I found an OEM Subaru radiator at a local speed shop that was $100 less than one at a dealer. If you have any mods, consider getting a larger core for more cool.

stan187

Thanks I will check local speed shops also.

voipchuck

I recommend buying a Koyo all aluminum radiator. You can find them in some online vendors or even ebay. Subaru's oem radiator w/ the plastic top is really cheezy and it's only a matter of time before it leaks again. Might as well spend a little more and get an all aluminum radiator. The Koyo quality is superb and made in Japan.