I guess it does get easier when you do it a few times. :-)
And it sounds like you do it for fun then! lol

I will change over the fan, by taking off the front of the Jetta, when the
fan comes in.

thanks,
dave


> wrote in message
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> Well me and my dad have heater cores in a an MKII golf/jetta down to 2
> hours without taking out the dash, but no I don't like doing it lol.
> Maybe I think that taking the rad out of a MKIII Golf is easy because
> I've done it so many times, (and no I'm not a mechanic and I don't
> fix VWs for a living) lol.
>
> Cheers
> Peter
> One out of many Daves wrote:
>> lol
>> I bet you like heater core jobs too! ;-)
>> big thanks! This is how I planned to do it.
>>
>> --
>> later,
>> dave
>> (One out of many daves)
>>
>>
>> > wrote in message
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>> > Those are easy to do. Just pop out the four bolts that hold the bumper
>> > to the unibody, then take the four bolts out that hold the rad support
>> > to the fenders/unibody and then take out the 2 bolts that hold the
>> > radiator to the rad support. Then the whole front end will slide off (
>> > don't forget to unhook the electrical connectors for the lights. After
>> > that you have complete access to the rad and the fans.
>> >
>