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In a message dated 10/19/13 19 54 18, demongusta@me.com writes:<BR>
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>>>Although it might be possible to remove it without removing the hood, I wouldn't try it. Very carefully trace around the hinges where they bolt to the hood, with a pencil or a marker that will wash off, so that you can reposition it perfectly. Then unbolt the hood, and get after the radiator. Be cautious when you reinstall it, and then close it for the first time. Make sure everything lines up perfectly, both on the sides and at the back of the hood.<BR>
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You have your A/C up front--is it physically attached to the radiator? If so, that's a bummer because you will lose your A/C charge if you have to take them both out together.<BR>
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Mike<BR>
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