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  1. #1 Tools necessary to change radiator 
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    I have a 97 GTP and I am going to change the radiator. I was just wondering what tools I will need so once I start I will have all of them at my disposal. I know I obviously need sockets. But what else should I have?
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    basic hand tools maybe proper size line/flare wrenches pliers screw drivers think thats it

    98 gtp sedan forest green ,S1X intense cam,Intense pcm,Magnaflow exhaust, ubend delete,TEP trans 3.29's,3.4 smoothflow mps,Dyno'd 281hp and 371ft #'s of trq at the wheels
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    is it a sob to take out?
    98 grand prix gtp: stock until i fix problems
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    Need some quick disconnect tools for the trans line.
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    i bought a new Radiator, Upper and lower hoses, 180* T-stat and gasket


    only because i have black sludgy stuff in my old one and im installing a new engine so i figured it would be worth it

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    thanks for the info
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    If it is a 97 then it should'nt have the quick connects for the trans lines. It should be the older style nut type fittings. I would also recommend getting some hose clamp pliers to make removal of the factory style clamps easier to remove espicially if the clamp is facing the wrong way. makes it hard to get to with just pliers
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    i just cut them replace upper and lower hosses and clamps

    98 gtp sedan forest green ,S1X intense cam,Intense pcm,Magnaflow exhaust, ubend delete,TEP trans 3.29's,3.4 smoothflow mps,Dyno'd 281hp and 371ft #'s of trq at the wheels
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