Fixing a Bent Dirt Bike Radiator

Fixing a bent & twisted radiator was a simple task, and the tools used were straightforward as well. Hopefully this helps y'all when you have a radiator that needs tweaking. ⚡👕 Seat Time Shirts 👕⚡http://bit.ly/SeatTimeShop After a few too many hard enduro sessions with the boys, I realized my left radiator on the Sherco was really badly bent. Somehow the inlet for the radiator hose was also out of round, so I would need to figure out how to get that round again as well. The tools you need for a bent radiator are a hammer and a piece of wood. If you need some extra manipulation, some Propane or MAP gas will be helpful to heat the radiator up. For the hose inlet, I used sockets and and extension to slowly round back out the bent inlet. Most important thing to remember is to have patience. If you move to fast, you'll be fixing a leaking radiator as well. Hopefully this helps y'all straighten your bent radiator. Ask questions if you have them, or leave comments with other ideas and techniques. 0:00 Intro 0:35 Radiator Inlet Fix 1:37 Radiator Smashed Fix 4:09 Recap and Outro ☕ Enjoyed this content? Buy Me a Coffee! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/seattime 🛒 Shop on Amazon? Use this Amazon Affiliate link when shopping to help support Seat Time! https://amzn.to/3b96afs 🌲 If we don’t get a chance to see you on the trail, we’ll see you on the internet. Enjoy #GettingSeattime and tag us in your riding adventures! Seat Time exists to keep you stoked on two wheels! We create entertaining and educational content to get your prepared for the single track, and keep you riding longer once on the bike. Site: http://seattime.co Podcast: https://apple.co/2TJDW2t Instagram:   / seattime   FB Group: https://bit.ly/GettingSeattimeGroup