Installing a new RADIATOR on the 100 series Land Cruiser

With 220k miles on the original radiator, it was starting to show signs of weakness. I hope this video helps others tackle this project too - although a slightly more involved install, I'd say its very doable with moderate skill.

Not all of the parts below are required to replace the radiator - in particular, the Fan Clutch, Fan Blade, and Fan Shroud can be skipped.

Part numbers for my 2006 Land Cruiser
16400-50290 | Radiator Assembly | $523.08

1657150150 | HOSE, RADIATOR, NO.1 | $13.52
1657250150 | HOSE, RADIATOR, NO.2 | $19.14

1634650010 | GASKET, THERMOSTAT | $2.87
9091603100 | THERMOSTAT | $14.66

9046641008 | CLAMP OR CLIP(FOR WATER HOSE) | $3.59
9046743002 | CLAMP OR CLIP, HOSE(FOR RADIATOR INLET) | $3.55
1658466010 | BUSH, RADIATOR SUPPORT, NO.2 | $2.77
1654950010 | COLLAR, RADIATOR SUPPORT, NO.2 | $5.08
11658461020 | INSULATOR, RADIATOR MOUNTING | $9.70
1654961010 | COLLAR, RADIATOR SUPPORT, NO.2 | $2.96

*Not strictly needed for replacing the radiator - I replaced these as PM
1632150020 | INLET, WATER | $25.18
16210-50102 | Engine Cooling Fan Clutch | $106.65
16361-50170 | Fan Blade | $143.70
16711-50090 | Engine Cooling Fan Shroud | $111.41
1647050100 | TANK ASSY, RADIATOR RESERVE | $52.41

Chapters
00:00 - Intro
00:12 - Disconnect battery
00:21 - Remove engine cover
00:29 - Remove engine under cover
00:35 - Remove airbox
01:12 - Drain radiator coolant
01:49 - Drain engine block coolant
02:26 - Passenger side
03:03 - Fan shroud
04:34 - Fan fluid coupling
04:51 - Drive belt
05:16 - Oil cooler hoses
05:57 - Radiator hose #1
06:32 - Thermostat
07:41 - Radiator hose #2
07:55 - Remove radiator
08 :37 - Install new radiator
08:58 - Slide it into place
09:40 - Radiator nuts/bolts
10:15 - Oil cooler hoses
10:22 - Radiator hose #1
10:41 - Fan shroud/fan
11:30 - Radiator hose #2
11:40 - Resevoir
11:51 - Fluid coupling
12:06 - Coolant refill
13:36 - Test drive
13:47 - Outro