Just changed my radiator after watching this video. Honestly such a clear and amazing video showing you what to do. Took me and 3 of my friends like 4 to 5 hours but hey saved me paying an extra £350 for someone else to do it 😂

Your videos are solid. No nonsense and to the point. Never change especially as your channel keeps growing.

Just replaced the radiator on my son's 2001 honda civic following this tutorial. Thank you so much! I also replaced all of the hoses, might as well if you're tearing it all apart anyways.

This is the perfect video to watch. I tried finding so many but they don't add up like this. Now, I have complete confidence doing the work without a panic attack.

Thank you so much! Very high quality video. Btw, for anyone doing this job with a manual transmission, you don't need to worry about the transmission lines, as there are none. The new radiator you buy will probably have the ports for the transmission lines, just leave them unconnected.

This way will obviously work but All the extra work is unessesary. I just changed mine on my 02 I didn't have to take the battery out or the front bumper I just had to take the hood latch off. slid it in and out had it done a little over an hour. Works great.

Thanks for this very thoroughly video on replacing a Civic radiator. I may or may not attempt to do it myself but if I do, I'll be following your video. Thanks again. God bless.

You are a God Send my man!! Many blessings to you and your family

This guide is super solid! He mentions to move the ac condenser but doesnt show how. Just pop it upwards from the rubber mounts on the bottom, and then be careful manipulating it and the radiator. It has give but you dont want to force it too much. This was the trickiest part

This was a really nice, clean, solid, straightforward video!! Really nicely done! Thanks!

Wow! You are a great instructor! It was a pleasure to watch your video and gleen from your knowledge.

Excellent guide! Very complete, thank you. I assume it might be similar for the hybrid version.

Excellent video, that's exactly what I am going to do this week. Thanks!

This video was prefect! I successfully replaced my first radiator and save my self $150- $200. Thank you !!

thanks man i did it myslef and it went perfect and stopped my leak. this is the best video for this job yet its the least viewed.

Great video Bro Saved me 300$ in labor 👽👍🏼🙏🏼

This was amazing ! I try to send it to a shop they want me to pay 850$ bucks! This is amazing I can do it ! Thank you. So so so much !!!

Wonderful and to the point instructions. Thank you very much!

Good job on the video. Good instructions. Thanks!

This video is great!!! Maybe im being over confident......but, this makes me feel like i could ACTUALLY do this myself. Im new to car repairs.....but, i can definitely follow instructions. Any tips for a newbie attempting this????

Great video! I'm going to have to change the radiator right now. Very useful! Thank you!

good vid you can leave fans and hoses in car and still pull up the rad i realized.

Very thorough video thank you!

great video , i didnt understand what plug to put back in after the radiator if full ? thank you

Every clear video thanks to

You rock my friend thanks !

Very informative video thanks

Dude, really good video, help me a lot

Awesome! Yet another thorough and informative project guide. Whenever I am tackling a new project on one of my Hondas or Toyotas, I always check if you have a video to cover it. Your videos are THE BEST in terms of covering all aspects of the job with great camera shots and good tips and tricks and not wasting one second of the viewers time with useless filler -- every second is useful. Thanks for the Amazon reference on plugs/caps -- those will come in useful on lots of jobs -- wish I had those when I did the Corolla transmission cooler lines. I also have that same funnel from prior water pump replacement projects -- it works great for burping out the air without spillage. You must live out west. Here in the rust belt, every one of those bolts is a fight to break loose and a prayer that I won't snap off the head -- you are lucky to live somewhere with limited rust since the rust tends to double the time for pretty much every project I do. I was curious why you didn't remove the 3 hoses from the radiator before removal and replacement -- was it just too difficult to remove and replace from the bottom with the radiator in place? Or was it just a matter of minor convenience that it saved you from crawling underneath to access them? Keep up the great work and thanks for putting in the extra effort to keep these focused and informative (with great camera shots of key steps)!

Excellent tutorial.

Question what made you replace the radiator?

Thanks!

great video!!

Forsure some thought out video done here

awesome

Great video, after I changed the radiator my A/C blows hot air, do you know why?

Good

Nice and esay way to do it,👏👏. One question please.my radiator to my civic 2005 has no connection hoses to the 2 bottom side ports.is that normal?

Awesome step by step guide!

I have Honda Civic 2004 lx ,no leaking on engine and on the ground, no overheat but anti freeze coolant level keep down and I have to top up a radiator after drive. Do you think a radiator is go bad and need to replace.Thanks.

I actually did this on my o4 without removing the bummer

I'm about to do this to my civic. Did you replace yours hoses? Or is it not necessary?

Was the coolant spraying out of the coolant resevoir? I ask because that's exactly what my car is doing. I have coolant all over that side of the engine. Looks exactly like your engine looks like with blue dried coolant all over it. Did you try changing the radiator cap? I did but unfortunately the car has a aftermarket radiator so I was unable to find one that fit right.

as i say alwes your............ is here 🥰🥰🥰🥰

A guy replaced my radiator and now my temperature gauge keeps going up and down. I’m guessing it’s because he didn’t burp it. If he didn’t burp it does that mean I’ll have to get a new one and have that one burped?

Awesome video to the point and spot on. Thanks for sharing your knowledge without all the BS. Doing this now myself I got it! 🫡👊🏼