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 Lift the radiator out as shown,...  Lift the radiator out as shown, taking care not to damage the paint.  This is a good time to fit-check...  This is a good time to fit-check the Griffin radiator. Make sure it will clear the fan, shroud, and anything else that might get in the way. Aftermarket electric fans in particular can sometimes create fit problems.  While you're at it, check...  While you're at it, check the rubber radiator mounts for deterioration. Now is a good time to replace them, both top and bottom. Rubber mounts are available from Mustangs Plus.  Automatic-transmission-cooler...  Automatic-transmission-cooler fittings must be transferred to the Griffin radiator. Use a high-temp RTV silicone sealer on the threads and snug them.  Slip the Griffin radiator...  Slip the Griffin radiator into place, making sure it's seated in the rubber mounts.  Next, slide the fan and shroud...  Next, slide the fan and shroud into place. Make sure to torque the fan-clutch bolts to specs in the interest of safety. Use a thread locker like Loc-Tite on the threads.  A coolant filter in the top...  A coolant filter in the top return hose is advisable. Coolant filters, if properly maintained, will keep contaminants, such as iron particles, loose silicone, and other impurities, out of your new radiator.  Once installed, watch for...  Once installed, watch for filter contamination and keep it clean.  The Griffin radiator's fan-shroud...  The Griffin radiator's fan-shroud holes were modified to fit our fan shroud. Once this was done, installation was a snap.
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