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Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: branson mo
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to repair or not.
Should i repair my old 4 core radiator with tranny cooler, get a used one or get a new aluminum radiator and external tranny cooler? thoughts? aarox price for each option?
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its all about the +6 inches
Join Date: Jan 2001
Location: Hilliard Ohio
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Re: to repair or not.
take your rad to a shop and get a quote. It would be kinda retarded to replace it if it only has $50 of damage.
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Location: branson mo
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Re: to repair or not.
Normally i would do that, but i would have to drive 100 miles round trip just to take it out to get a quote. Not to mention if they cant do it while i wait. But im thinking that would be the best thing to do anyway.
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Re: to repair or not.
you can get a new one from Advance auto for around 200bucks 4core with the trans cooler
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Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: Wa.
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Re: to repair or not.
I bought a couple of nice new four core radiators from a board member. Im sorry I cant remember his name (lotta good this is lol) Ill keep looking. He had em shipped right to my door and they were a very good price. Longhorn man has one of em in his the burb he purchased from me.
Ok I found him...sorry 67 cst swb that I misplaced your name. Give 67 cst swb a PM maybe he can hook you up with a good deal. Last edited by CG; 08-06-2008 at 09:51 AM. |
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Re: to repair or not.
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But, first, I'd give this shop a call to see if they carry any replacement parts in case yours is totally gone. Then ask if they could do it in one day. Some years back, I had a local repair shop convert my 2 core to 3 core all in one day for around $80. They stocked replacement cores. |
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Location: Benton, AR "The Heart of Arkansas"
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Re: to repair or not.
Unless you're a tourist in Branson, you do have a round trip to somewhere to get just about anything..
I bought an aftermarket 4-row core radiator for my truck for about $130, several years ago. When I was trying to get the transmission cooler lines connected, I got one of them gill-flirted and used an aftermarket transmission oil cooler. Mounted it in front of the A/C condenser. Last 4-row core re-core I had done (the only one, too) cost me $150. I still have the 4-row core (Originial radiator) that I pulled out to install the new one.
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its all about the +6 inches
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