Best DIY video I have ever seen! Thorough, knowledgeable, and easy to understand. Also full of tips to make the job easy!

Radiator just cracked on my 1998 corolla... I didn't google anything about it... youtube just recommended me a bunch of corolla radiator replacement videos.

I just change my mom's corolla radiator thanks to your video. So thank very much you! Keep doing an awesome work.

Good Video! I also had to remove 2 plastic covers from the bottom of my car first to access the bottom hose and trans. lines. 2000 Corolla

Extremely informative. I would never thought about the air in the system

WOW! Who'd thought this would be easy as that? Need mine dong sometime next year maybe as it's getting old.Easy to follow video,cheers.

I watched your video and was very helpful! Thank you for explaining in a way one can understand. I was able to change my radiator.... had no issues!!!!

what size bolt did he use to plug hose from transmission?

Good job Sir! I enjoy watching the video and I will also replace my radiator this Saturday. I have 2001 Toyota Corolla CE. I will show to my friend Mechanic the step by step ways to replace radiator. I hope things will be ok. Thank you

Thanks Brian for such a good video I like your method of explaining things I'm now a subscriber bless you

Thanks for the video, it was helpful. My 00’ Corolla manual radiator change went well. Also replaced upper and lower hoses.

Looking to do one of these for a buddy. Thanks for the video. I wanted to know what I was in for.

You were amazing with everything introctions

Thanks a lot . Good video 👍👍

Thanks for your video Sir it helped me a lot 👍🏽

Great video. Many thanks

I thought the 2 small lines are for the aircon. Didn't know it is for transmission. Thanks for showing the way.

Hello;tremendous video and tremendous offer in the purchase of the car,I have a "Toyota Corolla" 1993 DX and I am installing the new radiator but I did not know about the two lines that come from the procedure and neither about the air in the line;thank you very much,now I would like to know how to change the power steering pump in the same car

Will this also apply to the directly previous generation of Corolla? I have a 1994 model.

What size bolt to plug transmission line?

Great video. Corollas are great little runners. No doubt you'll find a buyer quickly for that, or already. I'm about to change the radiator on a 02 corolla, manual. My mechanic tells me to make sure to flush the water out properly from the engine because when using the new coolant it could have a chemical reaction? Is this true? Would it be an issue at all with the amount still in the engine? (old coolant) mine has just under 400,000kms on the clock also. The water pump seems to be fine, but should I replace the thermo just in case? Considering the k's on the engine? Cheers. J

This Music is everything!!!! lol!

Thanks!!!

Thank you so much I did same car

Hi! Just wanna ask if that radiator is a plastic top and bottom with aluminum body?

Great video. On a scale of 1 thru 10 I rate it a 32#

Could this be done with unattached the fan and leaving it in the car instead? Then just slide the new radiator behind it and bolt it back up. I was having issues unplugging the wires to it.

what size bolt should I use for transmission hoses for a automatic toyota corolla 2006?

Great video! Where are those safety glasses homie? Just watching out for you:)

what is the name of the song that plays first ?

Funny enough i bought my 97 corolla for $150 4 years ago. Radiator never had a problem until it cracked. Thanks for some pointers

I'm getting ready to replace the radiator in my newly acquired Corolla '97. Upon inspection of the vehicle I lightly grazed the inside of the ribs with a finger and a whole column of ribs basically fell out. It seems to cool fine for now but one day the rest of those severely corroded ribs are going to go and I'd rather avoid that.

Is it the same way to change the radiator for a manual transmission 99 corolla?

hi i except you do the same on a toyota marino sprinter

What are the bolts size used to stop transmission fluid from the pulled out holes?

Iam looking for a radiator for my 1999 toyota corolla, how do i shop for one on amzon,They have so many for my car i don't no whice one to get

I just want to ask, why should I remove my transmission line?

I live about 20 minutes from my school and about time I get to my school and turn my car off it wont start back up until like 3 or 2 hours later and it shuts off while I'm driving if I'm driving slow what should be the problem? please respond

Does this work on a 2001 corlla

Sorry, I don't see the "fill-while-engine-running valve" link. Pls post, or re-post. Thanks

Just here to say I've never seen a car be burped before. Lol

Thanx bro… I was gonna change my radiator myself till I seen the air bubble part…lol…I don’t trust myself enuff:(

5:46. YOU ALWAYS WEAR GLASSES!.

I know you are trying to make money on this car, but I didn't see any new bottles of antifreeze being poured into your refill jug to go in the cooling system. Could you have used a filthier funnel to pour either the old coolant or the new stuff?......smh. Also, there's s block drain bolt that needs to be removed underneath the engine in between the Oil pressure switch and the oil filter. Quite a bit of coolant will come out of there. How certain were you that you had the correct concentration of antifreeze in the system after your test drive? I didn't see you use one of the floating bead tester to double check that. Most cars these days use the spring clamps because they provide equal tension on the entire circumference of the clamping area. Also, You'll never crack the plastic inlet nozzle like you could with a skinny worm drive clamp you were replacing. Let's get practical here..... that system will have what?.....12-14 psi in it before the cap bleeds off any pressure excess? As far as burping the cooling system, a clean version of your funnel system should be all you need. If the thermostat hasn't opened yet you will have trouble getting the air out of your heater core, assuming you moved the heater lever all the way open and turned on the fan. As long as the fluid level in your funnel bowl is higher than the rest of the cooling system, any air in the system will seek "highest ground" and throw bubbles as long as the motor is running and the thermostat is wither removed or open. If the coolant hoses are as old as the radiator, how much longer will they last?? I realize this wasn't a flush and fill video and maybe you have one on your channel, but if I'm doubling my investment on this vehicle by buying a new radiator for it, it would be nice to show the DIYers the other things that THEY need to do just in case they plan on keeping their 'Rolla for another 10 or 12 years. The $40 or so invested in getting the CarFax on this car could save you a lot of time and money on what the service history ( or lack thereof) of the vehicle is. Non rusty 8th gen "Rollas in good shape are still bringing $2k in our part of the country.

Thanks!!!