OEM 2009 Toyota Sienna Radiator

2009 Toyota Sienna Parts Questions & Experts Answers

• Q: How to remove the radiator on 2009 Toyota Sienna?

  A: Beginning the radiator removal requires workers to detach the V-bank cover sub-assembly and No. 1 engine under cover before draining engine coolant. You need to start by taking out the No. 2 air cleaner inlet and battery and front bumper assembly before proceeding to remove the front bumper energy absorber together with the No. 1 air cleaner inlet. The radiator reserve tank hose or pipe needs removal in addition to disconnecting both No. 1 radiator hose connections and the No. 2 radiator hose. Unfasten the 4 claws holding the hood lock release lever protector then remove the hood lock assembly by disconnecting its connector and detaching three bolts and cable. The hood lock support sub-assembly becomes removable after disconnecting its ambient temperature sensor connector with clamp together with horn connectors. Remove the radiator upper support sub-assembly after detaching both fan ECU connector and clamp and then removing 4 bolts. The removal of the No. 2 oil cooler outlet tube sub-assembly begins by removing both No. 1 oil cooler inlet and outlet hoses and No. 1 transmission oil cooler hoses and then unfastening the 2 bolts. Disengage three claws from both the right headlight assembly and RH radiator side deflector to remove them before taking off the right headlight bracket with its three nuts. Two bolts installed into the pressure feed tube assembly allow removal of the tube while the No. 1 radiator support's two support cushions should also be removed. Sever the clamp before removing the six bolts from the No. 1 radiator support. The last step requires separating the condenser assembly from the radiator assembly with fan shroud while also removing the fan motor and radiator support lowers along with the No. 2 radiator support through its 2 bolts. The radiator accepts the inlet sub-assembly removal by disconnecting the inlet hose followed by unscrewing the bolt.