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Debris in radiator

Mark_888

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I happened to be looking through the front bumper cutouts in m 2009 Genesis and noticed there is a lot of debris in the radiator (mostly leaves, etc). I can't even fit my hand inside the front bumper cutout to reach the radiator, and I don't see how it can be accessed from the top (without removing parts), so not sure the best way to clean it out. I am thinking of taking it to self-serve car wash and use the spray wand, but I don't want to damage the radiator fins. Any advice?
 
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Drove my car through a national park and there was nothing but bugs everywhere. I'm talking about bugs large enough that exploded on the windshield.
 
remove bumper. wash radiator engine side-to-front of car, use a radiator comb if you are so inclined.
 
I happened to be looking through the front bumper cutouts in m 2009 Genesis and noticed there is a lot of debris in the radiator (mostly leaves, etc). I can't even fit my hand inside the front bumper cutout to reach the radiator, and I don't see how it can be accessed from the top (without removing parts), so not sure the best way to clean it out. I am thinking of taking it to self-serve car wash and use the spray wand, but I don't want to damage the radiator fins. Any advice?

What did you ever wind up doing?
 
Try Shop vac wand and extension.
 
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