[mickinuk]

We got Boomer out of hock today. 4.2 AMUs.  The reason is labor.  The P2000i body surrounds the radiator which necessitates removal of the rear bumper, fan, hydraulic pump at the left lower corner of the engine, the coolant reservoir above the fan, and the radiator shroud.  At this point the radiator can be moved inboard just enough to slide it out the rear onto a forklift.  I took the good advice given, note new clamps and hoses on the radiator and turbos!  Thank you all.

I'm having my CAC replaced on Tuesday by a Cat service center. The above info is helpful, and I have an intermittent sensor to replace behind the engine. How is the radiator held in? Is it just those two bolts/brackets at the top and something similar at the bottom? The fan shroud looks like it's attached to the radiator frame, are there screws hidden behind the goop?

All info is appreciated so that I don't have to hand over unnecessary AMU's