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Disconnect Radiator Hoses and Remove Fan Shroud

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Our GMT400 Suburban 10.3L Big Block Build Begins! "Uncle George" Will Never Be The Same (632 BBC)

What happens here

Begin by disconnecting the upper and lower radiator hoses from both the radiator and the engine. Then, remove the bolts that secure the fan shroud to the radiator support. Carefully lift and remove the fan shroud from the engine bay to improve access to the engine components. Watch for any non-standard fasteners, like zip ties, that previous owners might have used for repairs.

Goal: Gain access to the engine bay by removing obstructions

Tools and materials

  • Long Extension — Reaching recessed bolts
  • Socket Wrench — Removing bolts and tightening clamps

What they say

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the 4060 took a dump uh yeah we got to get some bags i just noticed this look at this super trick radiator hose really big zip tie yeah these big zip tie with cushion clamp and some other ones and this thing whoever had this thing really they cared about it because they have new new plug wires all they're all labeled and stuff and it has polyurethane sway bar bushings and crap and it drives really really nice it just has like no power but we're gonna fix that this logan's learning about demolition here where's hung up at i just started taking it apart i didn't realize that the fan was like connected to this oh well there's still two bolts right here there's one right here and there's probably there's probably another one on the other side that'll hang you up too yeah i don't know what this is there's like a door handle in here apparently the original owners were doing some home remodeling and forgot that somewhere

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