How to Service and Repair a Radiator Cooling Module on Lincoln Navigator?

Vehicle position on hoist at neutral while draining engine cooling system stands as the first step for servicing or repairing the cooling module and its components. First recover refrigerant from the A/C system and then disconnect the battery cable. First remove the front bumper cover together with both right-hand and left-hand headlamp assemblies. You should disconnect the two power steering fluid cooler hoses from their condenser core position while releasing two clamps so you can remove the cooling fan shroud. Before placing the hood latch assembly to the side remove two bolts which anchor the hood latch assembly in place. Afterward detach both cable position retainers. The pushpin should be extracted first to reveal the air deflector which you can move aside before you can take out the two transmission cooler tube secondary latches. The transmission cooler line disconnect tool enables users to remove the transmission fluid cooler tubes from their corresponding hoses. Unfasten the condenser inlet fitting bolt and the outlet fitting nut and remove the two pieces by severing the existing O-ring seals. First disconnect the electrical connectors of the horn assembly and ambient temperature sensor before removing the six cooling module bolts to take out the cooling module from the car. Position the cooling module back into the vehicle then bolt it into place using six bolts that need to be tightened to 25 Nm (18 lb-ft). Connect the electrical wires to both the ambient temperature sensor and horn assembly. New O-ring seals should be used for connecting the A/C condenser outlet and inlet fittings. Install the nut and bolt before tightening them to 15 Nm which is equivalent to 133 lb-in. The transmission fluid cooler tubes should be reconnected and followed by installation of two secondary latches. First mount the deflector then attach the pushpin before installing the hood latch assembly by tightening its two bolts to 25 Nm (18 lb-ft) while also connecting the two cable position retainers. Install the cooling fan shroud and return steel power steering fluid cooler tubes to their proper connections on the condenser core then reinstall the front bumper cover along with the headlamp assemblies. Users should reconnect the battery ground cable following instructions for filling and bleeding the engine cooling system and the power steering system and transmission fluid addition then verify correct transmission operation afterwards they should perform an evacuation and leakage check and charging of the refrigerant system.

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Lincoln Navigator Radiator Part Number: CL3Z-8005-A
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- Other Name: Radiator Assembly
- Replaces: BL3Z-8005-B, BL3Z-8005-A, RAD-68
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- 2015-2017 Lincoln Navigator | Base, L, L Reserve, L Select, Reserve, Select | 6 Cyl 3.5 L GAS
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Lincoln Navigator Radiator Part Number: HL3Z-8005-C
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- Other Name: Radiator Assembly
- Replaces: HL3Z-8005-A
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- 2018-2021 Lincoln Navigator | Base, Black Label, L Black Label, L Livery, L Reserve, L Select, Premiere, Reserve, Select | 6 Cyl 3.5 L GAS
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Lincoln Navigator Radiator Part Number: HL3Z-8005-B
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- Other Name: Radiator Assembly
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- 2018-2021 Lincoln Navigator | Base, Black Label, L Black Label, L Livery, L Reserve, L Select, Premiere, Reserve, Select | 6 Cyl 3.5 L GAS
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Lincoln Navigator Radiator Part Number: CL1Z-8005-A
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- Other Name: Radiator Assembly
- Replaces: 9L3Z-8005-B, 9L3Z-8005-A, RAD-47
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- 2009-2014 Lincoln Navigator | Base, L | 8 Cyl 5.4 L FLEX
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Lincoln Navigator Radiator Part Number: 7L1Z-8005-C
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- Other Name: Radiator Assembly
- Replaces: 7L1Z-8005-B, 7L1Z-8005-A, RAD-46, RAD-34, RAD-33
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- 2007-2008 Lincoln Navigator | Base, L, L Luxury, L Ultimate, Luxury, Ultimate | 8 Cyl 5.4 L GAS
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Lincoln Navigator Radiator Part Number: CL3Z-8005-B
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- Other Name: Radiator Assembly
- Replaces: BL3Z-8005-C
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- 2015-2017 Lincoln Navigator | Base, L, L Reserve, L Select, Reserve, Select | 6 Cyl 3.5 L GAS
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Lincoln Navigator Radiator Part Number: ML3Z-8005-B
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- 2022-2024 Lincoln Navigator | Base, Black Label, L Base, L Black Label, L Livery, L Reserve, Reserve | 6 Cyl 3.5 L GAS
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Lincoln Navigator Radiator Part Number: ML3Z-8005-A
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- Other Name: Radiator Assembly
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- 2022-2024 Lincoln Navigator | Base, Black Label, L Base, L Black Label, L Livery, L Reserve, Reserve | 6 Cyl 3.5 L GAS
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Lincoln Navigator Radiator Assembly Part Number: YL1Z-8005-CA
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- Other Name: Radiator
- Manufacturer Note: #YL1H 8005-CA, With Heavy Duty Trailer Tow
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- 2000-2002 Lincoln Navigator | Base | 8 Cyl 5.4 L GAS
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Lincoln Navigator Radiator Part Number: H2MZ-8005-U
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- Other Name: Radiator Assembly
- Replaced by: H2MZ-8005-AD
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- 2005-2006 Lincoln Navigator | Base, Luxury, Ultimate | 8 Cyl 5.4 L GAS
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Lincoln Navigator Radiator Assembly Part Number: H2MZ-8005-L
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- Other Name: Radiator
- Replaces: F75Z-8005-JA
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- 1998-1999 Lincoln Navigator | Base | 8 Cyl 5.4 L GAS
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Lincoln Navigator Radiator Part Number: H2MZ-8005-AC
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- Other Name: Radiator Assembly
- Replaces: 2L1Z-8005-DG
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- 2003-2006 Lincoln Navigator | Base, Luxury, Ultimate | 8 Cyl 5.4 L GAS
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Lincoln Navigator Radiator Part Number: 6L3Z-8005-C
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- Other Name: Radiator Assembly
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- 2005-2006 Lincoln Navigator | Base, Luxury, Ultimate | 8 Cyl 5.4 L GAS

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The Lincoln Navigator Radiator can be described as a necessity because it plays a major role in the cooling system of the car; it accepts heat from the engine coolant and disperses it to the surrounding air by means of a heat exchange process. Usually consisting of fins and tubes with inlet and outlet tanks being the core of the system, the radiator is located at the front of the automobile for exposure to the greatest amount of air flow possible. Most radiators are made of aluminum core but there are some that are made of copper/brass. The major role of the radiator is to effectively transfer heat to the air and at the same time maintain the heat level in the engine high. The performance radiators differ from the factory ones in that they use lightweight aluminum construction and superior design solutions in terms of heat exchange and liquid circulation. Some of these radiators contain large tubes and increased finning to help increase the velocity of the coolant and improve the heat rejection rate of the engine. Kit with original equipment designs for a simple mount and standard multisource radiators for non OEM use. In general, the Lincoln Navigator Radiators provide a crucial service for managing the temperature and outcomes of the car's engine, which makes this component highly essential.

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Q: How to Service and Repair a Radiator Cooling Module on Lincoln Navigator?
A:
Vehicle position on hoist at neutral while draining engine cooling system stands as the first step for servicing or repairing the cooling module and its components. First recover refrigerant from the A/C system and then disconnect the Battery Cable. First remove the front Bumper cover together with both right-hand and left-hand headlamp assemblies. You should disconnect the two power steering fluid cooler hoses from their condenser core position while releasing two clamps so you can remove the cooling Fan Shroud. Before placing the Hood Latch assembly to the side remove two bolts which anchor the hood latch assembly in place. Afterward detach both cable position retainers. The pushpin should be extracted first to reveal the Air Deflector which you can move aside before you can take out the two transmission cooler tube secondary latches. The transmission cooler line disconnect tool enables users to remove the transmission fluid cooler tubes from their corresponding hoses. Unfasten the condenser inlet fitting bolt and the outlet fitting nut and remove the two pieces by severing the existing O-ring seals. First disconnect the electrical connectors of the horn assembly and Ambient Temperature Sensor before removing the six cooling module bolts to take out the cooling module from the car. Position the cooling module back into the vehicle then bolt it into place using six bolts that need to be tightened to 25 Nm (18 lb-ft). Connect the electrical wires to both the ambient temperature sensor and horn assembly. New O-ring seals should be used for connecting the A/C Condenser outlet and inlet fittings. Install the nut and bolt before tightening them to 15 Nm which is equivalent to 133 lb-in. The transmission fluid cooler tubes should be reconnected and followed by installation of two secondary latches. First mount the deflector then attach the pushpin before installing the hood latch assembly by tightening its two bolts to 25 Nm (18 lb-ft) while also connecting the two cable position retainers. Install the cooling fan shroud and return steel power steering fluid cooler tubes to their proper connections on the condenser core then reinstall the front bumper cover along with the headlamp assemblies. Users should reconnect the battery ground cable following instructions for filling and bleeding the engine cooling system and the power steering system and transmission fluid addition then verify correct transmission operation afterwards they should perform an evacuation and leakage check and charging of the refrigerant system.