Failure mode of radiator fans
Nice! I want to flush the Coolant anyways, I haven't put many miles on the car but it's been 4 years. Suffice to say... I won't have green Coolant in it anymore.
I picked up something local.
I'm currently looking at the FSM, but anyone know where the block drains are for the Coolant? Don't want to replace just a little bit of the Coolant, would like to replace it all.
Thanks - urban!
I picked up something local.
I'm currently looking at the FSM, but anyone know where the block drains are for the Coolant? Don't want to replace just a little bit of the Coolant, would like to replace it all.
Thanks - urban!
I'm not sure where they are and they need to be resealed with sealant as well I think. If you have compressed air you can probably stick it in one of the hoses and blow it out of the system. That's how I removed most of the coolant on a Toyota I was working on. The engine drain peacock was rusted and stripped all to hell.
I've used Valvoline Zerex for Asian vehicles and it seems to be a great product.
I've used Valvoline Zerex for Asian vehicles and it seems to be a great product.
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G35 sedan w/ too much money in mods

Finally broke down and bought the TYC fan assembly. Looks just like OEM and the GF and I will install them tomorrow morning. A great start to my b-day, I'm very grateful she's an huge car fan.........
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G35 sedan w/ too much money in mods

lol fancy? Not even, shipped from RockAuto with tax, shipping and 5% discount it came out to $89. It's just an OEM style replacement part. Supposed to fit like a glove, I bought a TYC radiator for the GTO and it's spot on.
Also how difficult was the install process?
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G35 sedan w/ too much money in mods

Mine fit like OEM and literally took me 45 minutes to change it out. We've put about 7K miles on the car since the swap and have had no issues. Highly recommended inexpensive replacement.
Sheittttt.
Yeah glad I did it myself haha.
Also similar to the cam position sensor the car "broke down" because of a cooling fan this time :eyeroll: while on a date. Had an excuse to stay out later that night and drive home when it was dark to stay cool
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Yeah glad I did it myself haha.
Also similar to the cam position sensor the car "broke down" because of a cooling fan this time :eyeroll: while on a date. Had an excuse to stay out later that night and drive home when it was dark to stay cool
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thanks. just want to confirm this is the one you bought?
https://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo...=1432547&jsn=1
does this include everything I would need to swap it out? any other parts or pieces I should be picking up? thanks!
https://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo...=1432547&jsn=1
does this include everything I would need to swap it out? any other parts or pieces I should be picking up? thanks!
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G35 sedan w/ too much money in mods

Yep that's the one. You'll need nothing else it's a simple plug and play part. IIRC it's 2 screws at the top of the assembly, unclip 3 harnesses and lift straight up and out. You might need to remove the upper radiator hose, I don't remember removing it, but it's a simple job. There are videos on YouTube as well to help if you want to watch them.






