In this video I have a look at a customers Chevy 2011 Silverado that came with a customer complaint of overheating. Customer also says there is a mysterious fluid leaking a trail on the ground everywhere he goes. Doesn't take long to see the leak in the radiator tub. Let's get this radiator swapped out and get this guy back on the road.
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All right folks, are under the hood of the 2011 Chevrolet It's got the Big Five three that's got a leaky radiator and uh, it's a 1500 in case you're wondering about that. and uh, the guy says get after it so let's get after it. So first thing we're gonna do is pop all these little plastic Clips out one at a time and take this plastic sealed off the top here so we can see what we need to get to. This does have an oil cooler on it and transmission cooler hooked to the radiator so we're gonna have to unhook those.
It's got the Jiffy tight connectors. pull this little guy off I'll set her over here. Well, it doesn't really give us much I Couldn't remember if it was going to help us or not. I Don't think it's going to hinder us, but I Want to get two box here so we've got some room to get the fans out to get the upper radiator hose off so we'll grab a eight millimeter.
A little prying apparatus will be in good shape, foreign, loose. over. on this side there's the uh, a little fresh air for the PCV and then over this way and get it off the air box. This little guy just pops right out of there.
Our radiator hose lives right here. Can't work that baby down. They're pretty long-winded clip. let me take up some space see if we can't get this little clip undone that holds the hose, huh? Let me get another prying apparatus here.
There we go, Daddy! So you gotta reach in and push a little donger down. Push down your dong or there's that little hose out of this clip. There we go. Let's unhook it from the radio.
Now we haven't drained it, but there's not a lot of coolant in this thing. Still get you. Oh, there's a little bit in there I hear it sloshing. We'll keep it pointed up.
Stick it back here. Somewheres gonna unplug the fans here. Oh, it looks like it's missing some of the connector I Can feel you up in there also. Oh there it is I knew there was more of that connector.
Oh, we dropped it. The claw here. we go see if it still works. Oh hopeful I didn't even have to spend a quarter.
I'm trying to think the claw machines are more than a quarter. There's that. Okay, now we'll get this one. Well, this one they'll activate I thought the freaking guts out of this one stayed up in the fan too.
see if I can catch them this time. Oh, this camera picks up everything I Guess foreign. Both of those plugs popped apart. No problem though.
we found all the parts and pieces. Okay, those are back together now. let's get our cooler lines out of the way. then we can take our fan assemblies out here.
We get sick of that. Oh I Was just going to tell the people about you because I was using this thing and it reminded me of you you. love the claw games. Oh I Do play.
Why did you think I was talking about football games but I already loved it I don't know why you like because I feel like it's not like you play any other game in whole world like oh there's a claw machine I'd like to just go loose five or ten dollars. Maybe I should just run your excavator. Maybe I would be like this is this is satisfying. Let me tell you. I'll put those stuffed animals all over the yard. You bought it back. You paid me a dollar every time you clamp it. I I Pay a dollar and I don't get anything.
Well you can. you can run it okay. did you need me or were you just coming out to harasses? Yeah, how's this going? Pretty good. How come it's not done yet? Because Andy was here and we were talking for a while and now you're here and we're talking for a while.
Just send us away. all right? I Gotta get after it I Sent him into the office to talk to you so I can get after this so we gotta get after it. So thanks for visiting. All right there's O2 and now we need to get these unhooked from the radiator.
That one's wiggly so that's good and this one's Wiggly Pull back a little plastic sleeves that are on there and you'll see what I mean. Get this hose out of our way here. Do that. squeeze All right good, no going.
that one are very little anyways and now we can see our our top. uh Jiffy tight connector there. hopefully you can you get a tool for that? I'm gonna use our Jiffy tight release tool. Uh, fun fact: a Jiffy Tight Lauren right here and People's Republic of New York right up in Buffalo's where these connectors are made.
Well, at least that's where Jiffy Tight has there home. That's where they're from. whether they're made there or not I have no idea. but and then the other one, you can't see it.
So I just wanted to show you the one you can see. So I'm going to reach down here and we're going to use the Jiffy tight release tool. Stick in there, give it a little turn and wiggling. Bob's your uncle uh Fantastical Tools They work great providing.
the Jiffy tight connector isn't Jam full of corrosion and stuff, but if they're like these where they're pretty clean or they're oily, these things are way easier than trying to pick out the the little Eclipse you know, a little packed plastic off these I think they're half inch? We'll grab our half inch tool. Yep it is. So this is a little kit I have these are made by Mac there's a nap a part number for the eclipse in case you sent one of them flying. Looks like a seven, Three zero, Five zero, Three zero.
Get a little bucket full of clips. If you don't have one of these tools, just pick the clip off and then you can get it. We probably should unhook the hose or unhook these from down below before we get too far here. but let's just see if we can't pop this one out.
Yeah, let's get them. uh, loosened up down here I Guess first, just a little plastic retainer down there I Don't know if you guys could see it. so I did it off camera. Looks like it needs some cooler hoses anyways and training cooler lines.
there's that one. and I'll come down here and get the other one. you probably can't see this one. Yeah. Oil cooler. Lanes Look prettier off. Thank you in train lines. We've gotten him and on about the radiator.
so I think we'll probably do a little bit differently. I Would guess as long as it's before the day that they decide to cut loose, you'll be okay. Let's peel the fans out a couple of them and the magnet tray that should be. It should be just sitting on there.
Yes sir! Now we're going to open the drain. AKA Remove the lower hose. see if we can't do this clamp to cooperate with us, make sure you have a bucket ready. You're probably gonna want four or five buckets because it's going to go everywhere.
Oh yeah, that's where we can at least pretend to be somewhat environmentally responsible. Are we hitting any of them now? I Get a fuel. What else do we have here? We've got another hose. look at that clamp back.
well, that hose off and that's it. Let's take the radiator out, we'll get the new one in, and we'll hook things back up. Oh foreign yeah. Make sure you have the rubber feet on the bottom of the radiator I Want to make sure they went in the right hole.
lower hose upkeeper from PPN All right, let's get the little rubber insulators in there and finish putting this pig together. Pretty easy job man. If they kind of left that middle piece of that one, smoosh them through there foreign, stick the metal insert back in there and then we can. you know, move them wherever we need to.
Kind of gives you a little wiggle room if you will. I Was going to buy this radiator OEM I kind of like OEM radiators better than I do aftermarket because aftermarket 90 of the time don't fit great all day. I've used everything from Denzos to Spectras to Napas and advanced autos and Four Seasons you name it, they're all junk typically. But I can do this whole job labored.
Hey, you're welcome. Let's see it girl! I was saying we can do this whole job. install an aftermarket radiator, installed packs. you know, everything.
Cheaper than I can buy just the radiator from GM So I gotta want to save a few bucks so that's what we're gonna do. We're gonna save a few bucks. I'm gonna stick this in on the other side, All right. I Like that that smushes down way more than the factory, but foreign versus OEM So the OEM one's longer so it's going to bottom out before that one.
All right. You know what I mean it doesn't really matter that I had it in opposite away. the OEM was I mean the metal sleeve is going to go hit no matter what. but I'm going to take and pull the metal sleeve out of the factory one the other Factory one here.
This way when we tighten it down like I say it'll bottom out. They're probably almost a quarter inch difference in height, so that's some of those little nuances that are like yeah, we could have slammed that baby down. it probably wouldn't have caused any problems, but oh, we got to sleep at night, you know? So let's see. let's see if this looks a little better for us. way nicer. You see that you heard the hit bottom looks beautiful just like the OEM only different. Make sure you put your clamp back where it was if you're reusing these spring clamps and the hoses. They got a little impression where it was I Have no idea if it makes a difference.
in my mind, it does. I don't want somebody to know that I was there. you know we were never there man. I'll take all the little yellow things off yellow.
Oh there's all them all right. He has the Jiffy tights in there. Probably not Jiffy tape brand. but let's see what would be easy to do right now.
Anything? probably nothing. Hook up that one little hose. show my hoes at this one goes up here. This one goes down here.
We'll hook up the little sometimes I get a little too involved in fixing the car and not paying attention to my camera. Foreign. We're gonna slip this baby right down in here. hopefully she'll line up.
This is where aftermarkets sometimes don't shine real well because when it comes to lining stuff up, that one went down. that one went down on I Just clicked that shot. Okay, well, this one fits like a glove. Good job Nap Radiator or whoever makes your radiators Modine that's another brand of use.
No idea who who Nappy uses I'd have to look. we will install our lower Jiffy tape possibly Push push push Oh mother Pearl Let me get something here. Freaking junk aftermarket crap I Don't know if our plastic caps our retainers will fit. Let's try this one up here where we can all see it so we can see that struggle is real.
Let's get it lined up. Push push, push you. Freckle Are you loose in there too? I Probably should check to make sure they're tight. Ah, there we go.
Hallelujah I Don't think they're gonna. they're probably not gonna fit because they only fit the original foreign I am gonna grab a wrench so we're gonna make dings tooting darn. Rudy tooting that those are tight I'm gonna put a little plastic clip on exactly as it was down here. Now, these aren't super duper important, they're kind of for some redundancy.
so I mean kind of keeps the clip from failing if it were to fail. I've never seen one of them fail without being fiddled with if you know what I'm saying. So let's grab a wrench first before I forget. Oh good thing we double checked those son.
so that'd be a lesson to you. And uh, same thing. when you get a you know a new uh oil pan, you know you go bolt that sucker on. You better be cracking that drain plug loose and re-tightening that just to be sure, no better than this.
There it is. There's one plug both your fans back in trying to put the lower uh Tray Line in. It won't go in but you can see when the little guy over in China put this thing together, he stuck the E-clip in on the inside of the sucker. So what? We need to do our job. So we need to pull this E-clip up and out of that Groove and see there we go. We just had to stick it past so the three little ears aren't sticking in so far. Okay, and just for the record, these are super loose too. So let me screw this back in the bottom of the rad and hook that lower train line back up the upper one.
I've already tightened. That one's good. Now these ones. the black clips at least on the bottom one fit on.
Yep. so these ones the black Clips fit on. I'm gonna give you a free tip. You're going to want to write this one down if you're working on something that has Jiffy tights and it has that black retainer and it was on there when you took it off, but you're trying to put it back on the same connector, but that sucker won't go on about a 95 chance that your E-clip isn't It's not seated all the way.
your hose isn't in all the way, so usually that's a big clue for you. like hey, I can't get the little black retainer on there? Well, guess what fella, You're probably not clicked in all the way. You gotta go all the way. So let's get the bolts back in these hoses and snug them up.
but over on the other side with the oil cooler. We can't get those in just because it's crappy aftermarket. You have to be able to decipher. Tight tight tight.
Everything's tight. Let's get this back. He's not gonna pee pee on us anymore. Bring that over here.
Let's put this little guy right back in there where it belongs that's clicked back in. that hose is back in. This hose is back in. All we need to do is hook up our hose, clamp, put on that thing and then the piece that we unnecessarily removed don't be in good shape.
Back in, back in, that's back in the PCV is back in that hose is back in. How to tighten this up You think you're so stupid? There it is. back on Vortex. Well, all right.
So now we're going to fill it up. We got some of the ducks cool 50 50 pre-mixed on sale at Napa. Oh, we should probably get a funnel. Not too bad, not too bad.
there's one down. Now before we get lots of comments, which I love, the comments, the concerns, the criticisms you leave. Uh yes. I do own an airlift system matter of fact I have three different brands.
The way the bypass systems worked on these Chevys is fantastic and these rarely if ever airlock. I've never seen one trap air in them. Um so I'm not going to waste time to get it out because I'm gonna have it filled up, warmed up, and out the door before even got it out and had a vacuum on the system. do I like the airlift system I do uh in certain situations and on certain Vehicles especially some that are very Troublesome are very prone to getting air or some that I don't want to freak around with the bleeder with.
um yeah. I'll definitely break that sucker out and we'll get right after it. but these here don't usually have an issue. All right, so you can't Usually, they don't. Let's fire it up. So they put these nice graduations on the side with no freaking clear things. Gosh idiots, let's learn to listen from Pennzoil in there. But you see that graduations are nice when you can see through it.
Oh look at that people are Chrysler they don't even screw it up. Oh look a little clear thing. Wow. dude.
go figure. huh? Hey Bucky Come here One More Time Come on, come here. How are you Kitty? yeah, how are you doing? What's he? Mommy There you go, All right folks. We got the Chevrolet all fixed up, cleaned up, filled up, warmed up, fan cycled.
Everything is wonderful. We've got good heat out of the dash, everything out of the Hood's all hosed off and then um, guys come and get it. So that's it. That's how you put a radiator and your Chevrolet we're gonna leave it to that folks.
uh Radiator in your Chevrolet couple little snags along the way. uh, just those metal sleeves that went in the top of the rubber mounting. you know, not too big a deal. I'm happy that the fan fit I'm happy that the radiator fit because aftermarket radiators are garbage.
Ninety percent of them. Um, and that's it. Oh, and there's the little black covers that went on the cooler lines. But it's going to get new cooler lines anyways.
It needs new ones. It should have new ones, new oil cooler lines, and training cooler lines because they're both leaking. But when the customer can budget it in there, we'll We'll do them then. So anyways, we're waiting for that.
Don't make me wait any longer for you to go in. that comment section. questions, comments, concerns, and see the Facebook the bell ringing. I'm done saying it.
and just for my reviewers, if I can do it, you can do it. Thanks for watching foreign.
In this video I learned that those fittings are called Jiffy-Tite. I've been disconnecting and reconnecting them for years and never knew their proper name. Thanks for that knowledge Eric.
Hey Eric, first time watching one of your videos and of all the ones I’ve seen of others doing work, yours is very straightforward without all the nonsense. I’m going to change my radiator out in a day or two (bought ac/delco on Amazon) and my question is this, how much transmission fluid and engine oil did you lose in the swap?
Gotta love-hate napper.
I’m changing the radiator on my 13’ 4.8L Silverado this weekend. Your video has given me the confidence to do this! Thanks brother!! After I get the old radiator out; could I take a hose and run water thru the truck, possibly putting the hose in the top driver’s side hose and hopefully it drains from the bottom hose (The one that goes into the thermostat)?? I want to get all the gunk, crap and this radiator fix I used (2 bottles of Bar’s Leaks Pelletized Formula and a box of their 6 of the “sawdust” type pucks) out of the truck, before I put the new one in. I hope that made sense. Thanks again for the awesome video! I’m super stoked I found it!
So my Sierra has oil cooler lines my new radiator did not come with opening for them is I the wrong part and just useless
Great video thank you very helpful as I get ready to replace mine this morning
Good tip on the Coolant lines thank you.
Could do it blindfolded—might even have a few bolts and washers left over.
Eric, I live just 5 miles from the factory where those pieces of junk are made!
Enjoy watching your videos. When I saw your cat, the first thing that popped into my mind was I hope she doesn't get into that coolant on the floor. I had a cat die from drinking anti- freeze when I was a kid. The vet said it tastes almost sweet to them and then it destroys their kidneys.
Yea my '11 Sierra put a mishimoto 3 core Aluminum nice.
You're good, you don't neglect your wife when you're working. 😊
The trick is to find out what manufacturer makes the OEM equipment. You don't actually think any automobile manufacturers actually make all these different parts
While I would understand that parts from Denso might not fit all brands of cars (well), I doubt that they will not fit on Japanese brand cars, since they are an OEM supplier for those brands. It would be like saying AC Delco parts will not fit on Chevrolets.. Is that what you meant?
How do i know if its a crappy connector or if i didnt put the pipe all the way in, omg the struggle. 🙂
Now if I ever have to do my ‘13 Silverado I’ll be a step ahead of the game. Thanks Eric O. and thanks Mrs O for cracking the whip 😂. Great team!
YouTube should have two thumbs up option and star rating!
It's always nice to see Mrs. O.
The claw !!! It reminded me Jim Carey in "Liar Liar"
You mentioned buying GM original Radiators being expensive. This is why you buy OEM parts.
Kool you are a craftsman
Eric! Who makes that adjustable trim tool? I need that
I use the Airlift for my two motorcycles. Works beautiful!!
🤣, "oh yeah, we're not hitting the bucket at all", no matter where you (at least with me) put the bucket, the coolant/fluid always seems to miss it.
Another great one
I don't know how many times I have lost $10 in quarters by my wife playing the claw game. She loves those games too.
Hi just wanted to ask. Did u add any atf? As the old radiator might have some residual atf left on it.
Last aftermarket Chevy truck radiator I used didnt have the restriction in the line going to the tank. Truck ran too cold until i added a restriction to the line.
Ew. Coodies
Most aftermarket radiators have absolutely junk jiffy tight connectors lol
About that broken plastic retainer. I seem to remember that I (second time) that I used a narrow areo- seal hose clamp as a retainer. That seemed to work .
Hey Eric, I helped my brother change our his chev truck radiator and I broke one of the plastic secondary clip thingy. Going back together I'm confident the engine oil cooler line snapped in place but as I said the secondary plastic thing was broke. Two weeks later I got the call to bring my trailer and pick him up from along the highway. The cooler line came out and dumped the engine oil . Before he caught it he spun a rod bearing. What can be done to replace a broken secondary clip thingy? You've got me wondering so I'm going to check "the Google"! Great videos!:)
I don't know if it's possible in the shop but working at home with coolant ive used the smallest plastic kiddie pool to catch coolant. I still spill some but it catches 90%
Eric and Mrs. O kissy face on the live YouTuber! Just doesn’t get any better! ❤️
Eric can you tell me where to get the adjustable pry bar you use? Ive looked in your Amazon, but nothing my guy 😂
You made me laugh about the jugs. I thought I was the only one that complained about that. You are totally correct about aftermarket radiators. You never know how they are going to fit or last but you can't beat the price. Luckily I didn't have too many comebacks and they all had radiator leaks mainly at the tanks,
Great job just a strait forward radiator job no drama thank you!
Business idea for SM Auto. Claw machine in the waiting room lobby. 🤔
I generally like oem radiators better because the tranny cooler thats built in always seems to perform better than the aftermarket ones.
you are a very lucky man good wife wife good health!
Your wife is Gorgeous. l hope you did not buy a car that you don't know how to drive, if you know what l mean. 😜😜😜😜😜😜😜😜😜
OH! So NOW I see Watch J R Go used a “Chivvy” part for his ‘Xcalade.
Those GM intakes are interchangeable!
happy wife happy life
Your show is great down to earth ,UP state NY
Putting back the OEM sleeves if one of those nice touches, like it
The tranny coolers are a joke! Had to put 1 on our truck from the men's department! The stock 1 was the size of a wallet….
Thanks!
Suprizing Mrs. O with the Claw Priceless Moment 👌 😊
She sure does love you for sure!! 🙂
Buy once cry once on radiators.
🎉awesome job! Love watching.
jiffy pop
Nice job !
Fixing chevys paid for my tool box and every tool in it. I recommend chevys to everyone i dont like.
Another shevie job well done ! Always a few things to learn from your work. As always 👉 “Thanks for posting” enjoyed it.
What brand name are those long T handle nut drivers? I really like them. And as always great work.
I agree with you those decorative engine covers are so stupid. I didn’t own our 2009 Subaru Tribeca more than three weeks when I took it off, threw it in the trash, and never had to bother with it being in the way again.
Good enough for this neighborhood
To be fair denso radiators are pretty good
Great video! Thank you and a very good job Eric. 👍👍
Why didn’t you clean the bore for the sensor?
Whenever I am about to tackle a task I do a you tube search to see if you have made a video on it. You always do a very good job filming and excellent job explaining why and how to do it. Thank you very much for all of the guidance.
I wana know where I can get the indexable pry bar from mrs. O😊
Eric, I absolutely love the interaction between you and Luna the Kitty, don't get me wrong I love the content and also I learn alot from it. God Bless you and the Family.
In the aircraft industry, fasteners have to be certified through an approval process. It can be expensive and add to the cost. But there is a plus side to this :
Once something is approved, all the manufacturers use the same stuff rather than pay the money for coming up with anything else. Saves having to school yourself on the thousands of varied connectors each manufacturer uses.
We had a driver side plastic compartment explode on our 2005 Yukon radiator, so had it towed home by AAA and I replaced its radiator, very similar to this video. Bookmarking this video for reference.
I had no idea those were called jiffy tite clips. I’ve always heard them called Jesus clips because that’s what you yell when they go sailing across the shop into the abyss.
I too have a cat that's a supervisor …..
Remind me the Tom Vu's infomercial in the 90 "If I can do it, you can do it"
In the car audio world (manual windows) those were known as oh shit clips. When it goes flying first thing you say is oh shit
Like videos man
Does BJR carry anything decent, or are they too far?
After seeing and working on lots of 50s-2000 model vehicles with over heating problems due to rust in those old cast iron engine blocks, I really come to love the aluminum radiators and blocks. So much better cooling and very little rust. Haven't changed any freeze plugs lately! Plus, anti-freeze is also so much better these days. Sometimes the plastic crap has some advantages!
Hi from uk Eric, is mrs o always that bossy lol"?
New game: spin ten full rotations as fast as possible in the excavator and then try to pick up a stuffed animal. Best to play this game well away from the house.
Really enjoy your videos an your sense of humour. Love it when someone drives by honking an you go "hey theres that guy". Plus your "broh" imitaition is spot on….lol!
Oh, those are called "E" clips! I call them Jesus clips because half the time I almost have them off then BOING….across the shop they go then I say; Oh Jesus!! Great video Eric and thank you for all the one-liners!
Little trick from an old pro: spraying the hose connection with silicone spray makes sliding the hose clamp down way easier. Drys fast so do one at a time. Learned this as the arthritis progressed.
Hi Eric. Today was a big day. I received my first real Autel scanner. Then I used it to figure out why my neighbor's a/c wasn't working. Long story short, the pressure sensor was broken. I totally legally recaptured the refrigerant, recharged it, used a torque wrench for every step of the job, and it's blowing 42 degree cold air again! I've been fixing my own stuff for 10 years now thanks to guys like you, and this is my next step up. Thanks for the great education and encouragement. It turns out that I can actually do it!
Why does your voice go up 3 octaves whenever you see Luna? 😄
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The claw is really called a kotex puller
I wish this channel was around 50 years ago he would be saying it's got the little 350 or it's got the big 454
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Nice to see aftermarket perform like oem
Hope the cat doesn't get into the antifreeze
Quick tip. Go to home depot and get a cement mixing tub. They work great as a catch all. Coolant, oil,trans fluid and many more.
I haven't gotten thru 5 minutes and I am laughing. I was just finishing up my hub replacement on 01 f250 when the neighbor came by complaining about a noise in her Tahoe. I told her everything I would have to take off and I turn this on and you are taking off everything I have to do.
I’m a O’Reilly auto parts fan however they use Murray radiators and I’ve had a couple of those fail so I don’t use them, best aftermarket radiator I’ve used comes from carquest or advance auto. If I don’t need to use the original equipment then those are my go to..
NAPA sells REACH radiators. Line code RNR.
Is Modene radiators still around. That is what I used in my 78 F250 great radiators
building Mrs o a claw game in your back yard is the video we all need!!! or an Aliens recreation?
I think that cooling system needed a flush more than a fix. The junk that came out of that radiator was just shameful.
Eric! Just curious how Mrs. I’d neck situation was going? Hopefully eveywas good and no more issues!!