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Originally Posted by MNBoxster
Hi,
Good Job! It's tedious work, but not really difficult. I would recommend one change to the procedure, that is to unscrew the bottom of the Bumper Cover first before removing the Top Screws, it makes dropping the Painted Bumper Cover much less likely.
It's also not a bad idea to look for any crooked or bent fins to both the Radiator or the AC Condenser. These can be straightened by using a Fin Rake - a cheap (less than $5 tool from any Parts Store or online from Eastwood ) which looks like a Comb, but is designed to fit between the fins and allows you to open/straighten them if required. This too will increase your airflow to the Radiators. Hope this helps...
Happy Motoring!... Jim'99
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Good points, Jim. I did need a fin rake but I have to leave that for another day. It looks like someone hit the AC condenser with a high pressure water hose.
Also, I didn't remove the wheel liners completely. I used Loren from Renntech technique of using twine shown in his 3rd radiator install instructions.