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Radiator

PAULSPEED
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PAULSPEED

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Hi,

Does anyone have a write up for getting at the radiators. I

told my brother that you have to remove the front bumper. He

has a small water leak from the hoses and he wants to tighten

one of the hose clamps. He thinks he can just remove some plastic parts.

His car is a 2006 997 4s.

Thanks again,

Paul

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It is going to be some work depending on which hose.

Have a look at my 3rd radiator mod writeup in the 996 DIY-Mods section. That should give you an idea of what you are into - maybe easier to get it done under warranty.

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