To replace the radiator, start by disconnecting the battery cable from the negative terminal. Set the parking brake, raise the front of the vehicle, and support it securely on jackstands. Remove the splash pan beneath the radiator. Drain cooling system and save coolant if it is okay. If vehicle has an automatic transaxle, disconnect cooler lines from radiator and plug them. Disconnect electrical connector(s) for cooling fan motor(s). Loosen hose clamps and remove radiator hoses from fittings. Remove cooling fan(s) and small brackets that attach upper end of radiator to radiator support. Carefully lift out radiator, inspect for leaks or damage, repair if necessary. Clean radiator by spraying with garden hose. Check mounts of radiators for deterioration and replace as needed.Install radiator by guiding into mounts until seated properly.Fill cooling system with proper mixture of antifreeze and water.Start engine check for leaks add more coolant if required.Check fluid level while engine is running.To remove and inspect coolant reservoir find it next to a right front corner of an engine compartment close to a radiator.Follow overflow hose from neck at top of coolant reservoir back to radiator.Remove cap with hose still attached; lift reservoir straight up out of bracket.Pour coolant into container; wash out reservoir.Inspect for cracks or chafing; replace if damaged.Reverse removal procedure when installing reservoir.