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#51
800 Ride Quality
You could be right. I might have actually been low on coolant the first time, then with the added water, not had the right mixture. Even though it's a little embarrassing, I must confess that I might be mistaken as to how difficult it is to get to the radiator. When installing the front bumper, the instructions had me remove the grill, and to do so, I had to remove the front bumper/rack and tilt it up over the winch to get to the two screws on the top of the guard/grill. Is this necessary, or can I just pop it free from the rubber groments? The machine is at the dealer, so I can't go out to the garage and check. If you can just pull it off, I'll feel pretty silly having done all of the work to remove the two top screws. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif[/img]
I was just following the directions, but now that I think about it, it is possible that it is that simple. Damn!
Also, I didn't let it idle for long periods and was in low for the slow going.
I was just following the directions, but now that I think about it, it is possible that it is that simple. Damn!
Also, I didn't let it idle for long periods and was in low for the slow going.
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#53
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I'm a bit confused. I don't have a lip, and my radiator grill goes all the way up under the front plastic bumper leaving no clearance to unscrew the top screws. If I (and you) are right, those screws as well as the 2 on the bottom don't need to be removed to get the grill out. There are 4 rubber grommets that hold it in place with 4 screws connecting the top mesh cover. The bumper I'm referring to is the one with the headlights that goes over the winch. I took that completely off with the 3 or 4 bolts holding it in place from the front to get to those upper screws and grommets. Guess I didn't need to do all that work, but I still don't understand what "lip" you're talking about??
I guess what I want to know is, do I need to remove the 4 screws in the grill/mesh/radiator guard to get it out, or can I just pop it out?
I guess what I want to know is, do I need to remove the 4 screws in the grill/mesh/radiator guard to get it out, or can I just pop it out?
#54
800 Ride Quality
No you dont have to unscrew anything. Reach up under the black plastic bumper and at the top of the screen frame there is a slight outward "L" lip that you grip with your tips of your fingers to pull it out of the grommets.
The screws are just to hold the screen cover (w/larger rectangular holes) to the frame.
Jim
The screws are just to hold the screen cover (w/larger rectangular holes) to the frame.
Jim
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