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First, pay attention to the orientation of parts when you remove them. To my amazement, the upper support fell right into place! There is probably a couple of morals to this story. Did I replace the rubber lower isolators in the correct orientation? I quickly loosened everything back up, pushed up on the radiator, turned the isolators upside down (actually upside right) and tightened everything back up. The next day, I came back out to the car and decided to think through the problem before attempting to apply additional force. After fighting this piece for what seemed like an eternity, I decided to give up for the day, get some rest overnight and come back fresh in the morning. Assuming it simply needed more oomph to “seat” properly, I got my son for reinforcement and we applied more down force…even having him stand on the top of it at one point. It would not bolt down evenly across the top of the radiator. When it was finally time to put the upper radiator support back on, I found that it did not appear to fit properly. The rest of the disassembly went well, and I began reassembly.

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While the manual calls for disassembling the front end, I am always willing to give something less extensive a try, and lo and behold, I was able to sneak the radiator out with the front end intact (time saving win!). The parts came shortly thereafter and I got to work. My motto is, if you are taking the time to drain and replace the radiator and fluid, may as well replace the inexpensive ancillary parts too while it is disassembled rather than waiting for them to fail.

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