Fig. 486. Charge air radiator: 1 - rubber support; 2 - bushing; 3 - bolt, 10 Nm; 4 - hose; 5 - bolt, 10 Nm; 6 - sealing ring; 7 - locking spring clamp; 8 - temperature sensor; 9 - hose; 10 - air hose; 11 - charge air radiator; 12 - mounting clamp
The charge air radiator is shown in Figure 486. All hoses connected to it are secured with clamps.
Removing the charge air radiator is quite a labor-intensive job, since it is only with great difficulty that you can get to the attachment points of its individual parts. The removal process is described below in general terms for all models:
- place the front of the car on supports and remove the engine guard;
- loosen the hose clamps and disconnect both hoses from the charge air radiator;
- remove the air intake deflector;
- remove the towing eye cover, remove the cover, loosen the lower grille mounting clamps and remove it;
- remove the charge air radiator.
Installation occurs in the reverse order of the removal process.
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