Range Rover Sport - radiator and AC condenser replacement

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Step-by-step Guide to replace AC condenser and radiator in a 2004-2013 Range Rover Sport:

1. Remove Freon: Use an AC machine to remove the freon from the system. If unavailable, take it to a shop for this step.

2. Remove Grill: Squeeze the tabs on the top of the grill and pull it back. Then, pull it out from the bottom.

3. Remove Skid Plates: Take off the lower and rear skid plates, followed by the two side plates or covers.

4. Drain Coolant: Open the petcock or remove the lower radiator hose to drain the coolant. Disconnect the vent line from the overflow bottle and remove it from the top of the radiator.

5. Remove Fan Shroud Cover: Pull upwards on the corners to remove the fan shroud cover.

6. Disconnect Fan: Disconnect the electrical connector to the fan and use a spanner wrench to unbolt the fan clutch. Remove the fan assembly and the upper hose from the radiator.

7. Remove Lower Fan Shroud: Flare the tab and pull upwards to remove the lower fan shroud.

8. Disconnect Lines: Disconnect the cooler lines, power steering cooler hoses, and AC condenser lines.

9. Remove Radiator: Remove screws and mounting pins holding the radiator in place. Carefully remove the radiator and condenser from the vehicle.

10. Install New Units: Bolt the condenser to the radiator first, then slide them in as an assembly.

11. Reconnect Components: Reconnect all hoses, lines, and bottles. Secure the mounting pins and bolts.

12. Refill Coolant: Fill the vehicle with coolant and bleed the air out of the system.

13. Charge Freon: Charge the freon to the proper level.

Follow these steps carefully for a successful replacement of the AC condenser and radiator in your Range Rover Sport.

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