Was looking around autozone for some stuff and came across these bushings. It looked like it had the same ID to fit over the radiator nipple thingy and a good enough OD to fit inside the stock rubber bushing. "And it FITS!!"
You can buy it at any auto parts store that sells HELP products. It's $2.99 a pair.
1. This is one of your Radiator bushing location, the other one is by the battery.
2. Pull it out from the top or bottom like this.
3. This is how it looks like when u pull it out. And you want to stick your finger in it to push it through the otherside so u can rip off that torn section.
4. Example of how it fits just right.
5. Install stock rubber back to the radiator
6. You can use alil oil to make it slip inside to make it easier, rubber+ruber=friction so use lube. Move radiator to a side that you can snug the new rubber bushing inside.
Thats it your done. Enjoy a non wiggly radiator
You can buy it at any auto parts store that sells HELP products. It's $2.99 a pair.
1. This is one of your Radiator bushing location, the other one is by the battery.
2. Pull it out from the top or bottom like this.
3. This is how it looks like when u pull it out. And you want to stick your finger in it to push it through the otherside so u can rip off that torn section.
4. Example of how it fits just right.
5. Install stock rubber back to the radiator
6. You can use alil oil to make it slip inside to make it easier, rubber+ruber=friction so use lube. Move radiator to a side that you can snug the new rubber bushing inside.
Thats it your done. Enjoy a non wiggly radiator