Radiator

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Is the A/C condenser attached to the rad'?

On the early models it isn't. So battery out [ to make some room], hoses off coolant drained of course, The whole shroud with the fans off [ fiddly a stat last bottom right screw is brail method only :( ], it you can - remove alternator to give you more space, remove the 2 top screws - lean it back slightly and lift it out.

Earlier models have a shorter radiator, '05 prob has the taller rad like the V6's.
 
Is the A/C condenser attached to the rad'?

On the early models it isn't. So battery out [ to make some room], hoses off coolant drained of course, The whole shroud with the fans off [ fiddly a stat last bottom right screw is brail method only :( ], it you can - remove alternator to give you more space, remove the 2 top screws - lean it back slightly and lift it out.

Earlier models have a shorter radiator, '05 prob has the taller rad like the V6's.
Condenser seems to be attached to radiator the a/c pipes are metal with no give
worried about fracturing them if i pull rad too hard
 
When I changed the rad on my 04 TD4 the front bumper had to come off. The a/c condenser unbolted from the rad and then can be moved to allow the rad/fan assembly to come out…

Ideally you want a second person when refitting the bumper…
 
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