Did this earlier on mine (156thp) as I needed to remove and reverse flush my radiator, I couldn’t find a guide on here (or I wasn’t looking properly) so apologies if there is one but everyone seemed to mention you have to take all the front end off. I was hoping this wouldn’t be the case 
My thermostat is currently being changed so all coolant was already drained. All you will need is a 10mm socket and torx T20, T30 and T40) it doesn’t matter if the T20 and T40 is a socket or bit but the T30 needs to be a bit due to access. A screwdriver (just need the handle), pliers (locking pliers would be better) and a magnetic stick incase you drop the Torx and to hold the torx in place. T40 not in picture
Take off the three bolts on each end of the slam panel (10mm, T20 and T40)
After removing both the upper and lower hose and the overflow pipe all that’s holding the radiator in is two T30 bolts which are facing the front and are located here, to get access you need to pull up and jam something in. I used the large handle of a screwdriver, it will prise up a fair amount but obviously don’t go too ham fisted with it
Place your T30 bit in place like above then use some pliers or grip/clamp pliers to turn, they are never in tight so should turn easy, hold your magnetic stick on the end of the bit to stop it falling off
Once both Torx screws are out pull out the rubber mounts on the other side
Then pull radiator up, you may need to push each side in each time as you lift and out she comes
Flushed and reversed flushed and job done
Took 15 minutes as my coolant was already drained
My thermostat is currently being changed so all coolant was already drained. All you will need is a 10mm socket and torx T20, T30 and T40) it doesn’t matter if the T20 and T40 is a socket or bit but the T30 needs to be a bit due to access. A screwdriver (just need the handle), pliers (locking pliers would be better) and a magnetic stick incase you drop the Torx and to hold the torx in place. T40 not in picture
Take off the three bolts on each end of the slam panel (10mm, T20 and T40)
After removing both the upper and lower hose and the overflow pipe all that’s holding the radiator in is two T30 bolts which are facing the front and are located here, to get access you need to pull up and jam something in. I used the large handle of a screwdriver, it will prise up a fair amount but obviously don’t go too ham fisted with it
Place your T30 bit in place like above then use some pliers or grip/clamp pliers to turn, they are never in tight so should turn easy, hold your magnetic stick on the end of the bit to stop it falling off
Once both Torx screws are out pull out the rubber mounts on the other side
Then pull radiator up, you may need to push each side in each time as you lift and out she comes
Flushed and reversed flushed and job done
Took 15 minutes as my coolant was already drained
