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Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: Sarasota, Fl
Posts: 22
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Clean Radiators DIY
Hey All,
I just cleaned my radiators last night and decided to post the process: Sorry about the picture quality. First, here's a link to remove the front bumper (not me) .. Bumper Removal: Porsche 996 986 bumper removal - YouTube Heres a video of the process that gave m the idea to do this: Radiator cleaning: Cleaning a Porsche 996's radiators - YouTube Here is the front bumper removed: ![]() You need to remove the black air dams. There are five screws. ![]() Here are the radiators. There are two on each side. There are two screws to remove and then you can separate the radiators. My car is low mileage, but 9 years old so I decided to clean it. ![]() I took the car outside and washed both sides. There was everything from fuses to butterflies and cigarettes. After cleaning: ![]() Then put it back together in reverse order! Total time was an 1.5 hours. |
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Join Date: May 2012
Posts: 267
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nice. i did this when my 996 was 3 years old and 30k mi back then. it was pretty clean. i would recommend this at 60-80k miles depending on where you live.
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Registered User
Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: Sarasota, Fl
Posts: 22
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Thanks! I actually stumbled across this procedure accidentally.
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