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2000 Mercury Cougar Radiator Part Number: YS2Z-8005-DA
Product Specifications- Other Name: Radiator Assembly
- Base No.: 8005
- Item Weight: 12.40 Pounds
- Item Dimensions: 32.3 x 6.2 x 22.9 inches
- Condition: New
- Fitment Type: Direct Replacement
- SKU: YS2Z-8005-DA
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Ford's factory warranty.
2000 Mercury Cougar Radiator
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2000 Mercury Cougar Radiator Parts Q&A
- Q: How to Ensure Proper Functioning of the Radiator in a 2000 Mercury Cougar?A: The radiator service and repair process starts with disconnection of the battery ground cable followed by cooling system drainage. The second step requires you to disconnect the radiator upper coolant hose. Disconnection of the transaxle upper cooling line must be done before servicing vehicles with automatic transmission. The 2.5L engine vehicle requires disconnection of its coolant expansion tank hose. First remove the fan shroud nut before detaching the fan shroud which you must set aside on one side. Rise and stabilize the vehicle while those with air conditioning systems should secure their condenser. Remove the radiator lower coolant hose while also taking out the radiator right-hand bracket. Motor vehicles with automatic transaxles require removal of the transaxle lower cooling line while the air conditioning condenser must detach in applicable configurations. Before proceeding with vehicles that feature automatic transaxles you must detach their transaxle cooling lines but the radiator left-hand bracket and the radiator need to be removed afterwards. The radiator installation follows the reverse order of removal steps but requires filling the transaxle and cooling system for respective vehicles.