Find a local Tasker to repair your radiator in NSW

Need a mobile mechanic top rad pipe fitted on my 2019 caddy van today or tomorrow. Have brand new genuine pipe from vw

Need someone who can change old support bar and install a new one Parts will be provided Need to install Might need some body work

Need a radiator and intercooler changed in my 08 TT

The radiator start leaking

I have purchased a new radiator for my Subaru XV. I need the old radiator replaced with the new one.

I’m looking for a mobile motorcycle mechanic in Sydney to come to my location and diagnose a coolant leak on my BMW G650GS 2014 The bike has a leak around the thermostat/radiator area. I have already replaced: • the genuine BMW thermostat cover • the genuine BMW O-ring Both parts are brand new, but the leak is still coming from the same area. I suspect there may be a crack or deformation in the plastic radiator tank around the thermostat sealing area. I’m looking for someone who can: 1. Perform a cooling-system/radiator pressure test to confirm exactly where the leak is coming from. 2. Inspect the radiator and determine whether the plastic tank can be repaired/plastic-welded. 3. Advise whether the radiator needs to be replaced if it cannot be repaired. I’m not looking to replace parts unnecessarily, I would like to confirm the actual problem first. You must be mobile and able to come to me, and have the equipment required to pressure-test the cooling system/radiator. Thanks!

My car over heated and had to get towed to my house. Coolant leak from radiator. I need it replaced, I can provide the radiator I just need someone to replace it for me

I have a Honda DN-01 motorbike that appears to have something loose close to the radiator fan as it's making a noise. If you can fix this, then I also need a service and new front tyre. It's a strange design, and has a bit of body work to remove to get to the radiator, see pics.

Hi there, I’m looking for someone confident working on Suzukis to replace the radiator and thermostat on my 2008 SX4. I’ve already purchased everything required: -Radiator -Thermostat -Coolant What I need from you: -Remove and replace radiator -Replace thermostat -Refill and bleed coolant properly No parts needed — just your labour and tools. Job can be done Saturday or Sunday. I’m in Five Dock with easy parking. Please let me know your quote and availability.

i need a radiator changed

AI Overview ( i have coolant and demineralised water ) A radiator flush (or coolant flush) clears out built-up rust, scale, and debris from your vehicle's cooling system. NeededRadiator Flush Additive: Distilled Water: Essential for flushing without leaving mineral deposits. Drain Pan: To safely catch old fluid.Basic Tools: Screwdriver or socket set (if your radiator drain valve requires it) and pliers. Safety Gear: Gloves and eye protection.Step-by-Step Flushing ProcessDrain the Old Coolant: Ensure the engine is completely cold to avoid burns from the pressurized system. Place the drain pan underneath the radiator. Locate the drain plug (petcock) at the bottom corner and unscrew it to empty the fluid. Add Flush & Water: Once drained, close the valve. Pour in the chemical flush product, and fill the rest of the radiator with distilled water. Replace the radiator cap. Circulate the Cleaner: Turn your car's heater and fan to the maximum "hot" setting. Start the engine and let it idle for 10–15 minutes to allow the flush to circulate and clean the system. Drain and Flush Again: Turn the engine off and let it cool. Drain the mixture out into the pan. Refill the system with plain distilled water, run the engine for another 10 minutes with the heater on, and drain it again. Repeat this until the drained water runs clear.Refill with New Coolant: Close the petcock tightly. Refill the radiator with the manufacturer-recommended coolant (if using a concentrate, mix it appropriately with water, as some leftover water will remain in the engine block). Bleed Air from the System: Leave the radiator cap off and run the engine with the heater on for 10 minutes. As the thermostat opens and the fluid circulates, trapped air will bubble out. Top off the radiator and the coolant overflow reservoir to the "cold" line with your coolant mix, then secure the cap. For a visual guide on locating the drain plug and executing a safe flush on your car:

AI Overview A radiator flush (or coolant flush) clears out built-up rust, scale, and debris from your vehicle's cooling system. NeededRadiator Flush Additive: Distilled Water: Essential for flushing without leaving mineral deposits. Drain Pan: To safely catch old fluid.Basic Tools: Screwdriver or socket set (if your radiator drain valve requires it) and pliers. Safety Gear: Gloves and eye protection.Step-by-Step Flushing ProcessDrain the Old Coolant: Ensure the engine is completely cold to avoid burns from the pressurized system. Place the drain pan underneath the radiator. Locate the drain plug (petcock) at the bottom corner and unscrew it to empty the fluid. Add Flush & Water: Once drained, close the valve. Pour in the chemical flush product, and fill the rest of the radiator with distilled water. Replace the radiator cap. Circulate the Cleaner: Turn your car's heater and fan to the maximum "hot" setting. Start the engine and let it idle for 10–15 minutes to allow the flush to circulate and clean the system. Drain and Flush Again: Turn the engine off and let it cool. Drain the mixture out into the pan. Refill the system with plain distilled water, run the engine for another 10 minutes with the heater on, and drain it again. Repeat this until the drained water runs clear.Refill with New Coolant: Close the petcock tightly. Refill the radiator with the manufacturer-recommended coolant (if using a concentrate, mix it appropriately with water, as some leftover water will remain in the engine block). Bleed Air from the System: Leave the radiator cap off and run the engine with the heater on for 10 minutes. As the thermostat opens and the fluid circulates, trapped air will bubble out. Top off the radiator and the coolant overflow reservoir to the "cold" line with your coolant mix, then secure the cap. For a visual guide on locating the drain plug and executing a safe flush on your car:

2000 Toyota hiace sbv radiator change. I will source radiator. One mechanic on phone said has to be hoisted to take it out? I don’t know. If anyone reckons they can do it without that and for a reasonable price I’m happy. Happy to help too as I’ve changed radiators on older cars (80s) just not with an EFI.

I want radiator installed in my car. I will supply the part. I need jumpstart aswell.

Revesby area i cant get rid of old area

Please remove faulty existing upper radiator hose and install new radiator hose from radiator to engine block already have the hose just need the labour to fit it please

I need a radiator cooling fan replaced in 2002 Mitsubishi magna. I have purchased the fan.

Mazda 2 DL automatic. I hit a kangaroo 🦘 between Tenterfield & Deepwater., The Mazda 2 is in Deepwater. The radiator needs replacing, so the car is driveable. I have acquired a new radiator for $350 in Lismore & can deliver it to Deepwater

I have a honda accord euro 2012, rego 305ZTK - QLD plates, and a radiator leak, just after a quote?

Labour required to replace radiator on a 2013 Ford Focus. New radiator will be provided. Please bring all necessary tools required for radiator replacement including wrenches, socket set, and coolant container. The job includes removal of old radiator and installation of the new one. Experience with car maintenance is required.