2001-2006 Gen3 Mitsubishi MONTERO Limited Rear Climate Control Coolant Tee Pipe

[@FronkG]

Been wanting to do this on my JDM super exceed. Thanks for the tutorial!

[@richardhulton8894]

Another awesome video! I love that you're making these videos for us. I've bought those t's from Luso already. Did you do anything different when you fill and bleed your coolant after draining all the coolant from there? Or just the normal way? I feel like I'm not getting much rear heat now after installing those.

[@luso_overland]

Just the normal way of adding coolant with the 2 bleeders open until coolant comes out. It couldn't hurt though to use one of those coolant burp funnels that attach to the radiator to try and get more air bubbles out though.

[@jime.angulo4151]

Great information! thanks man.

[@luso_overland]

Thank you!

[@luso_overland]

IMPORTANT PSA - DON'T BUY THE CHEAP DORMAN BRAND COOLANT TEE PIPES. I used one to bypass the heater core in the engine bay of my old Suzuki Forenza and it broke after just a year causing me to blow a head gasket.

[@Scottadamsfan3481]

I have a 2006 but it’s not a limited . Do I need to do that ?

[@luso_overland]

All 2004-2006 in the USA are Limited trim. But if you're outside the USA then just check behind your center armrest console, if there is a climate control panel back there in the 2nd row then yes, this applies. Thanks!