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Old 05-14-2021, 03:32 PM   #1
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Just curious, but did you have to improvise with these because the Northern radiator wouldn't fit in the stock rubber mounts in the core support?
which Post # are you referring to bud, I don't know exactly where to look?
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Old 05-14-2021, 03:36 PM   #2
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which Post # are you referring to bud, I don't know exactly where to look?
It was near post 4983 where you put in the new radiator. It looked like you had some improvised rubber mounts. Was just curious if it was a true direct fit radiator, and how it is holding up?
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It was near post 4983 where you put in the new radiator. It looked like you had some improvised rubber mounts. Was just curious if it was a true direct fit radiator, and how it is holding up?
Thanks, that helps jug the memory, wish I had some good news for you and I know you asked about the mounts, but check this out first So this $273 Northern aluminum radiator I bought on Amazon exactly 1 year ago just made it one year and sprung a leak. So a leak after 10,000 miles, lame
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Thanks, that helps jug the memory, wish I had some good news for you and I know you asked about the mounts, but check this out first So this $273 Northern aluminum radiator I bought on Amazon exactly 1 year ago just made it one year and sprung a leak. So a leak after 10,000 miles, lame
Thanks for the info. So I assume the el cheapo "Radcool" radiator with the plastic end tanks is still holding up?
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Old 05-14-2021, 04:13 PM   #5
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Thanks for the info. So I assume the el cheapo "Radcool" radiator with the plastic end tanks is still holding up?
ha ha, Negative Ghost Rider, please see this post and a couple after not funny !!!
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Old 05-14-2021, 04:22 PM   #6
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ha ha, Negative Ghost Rider, please see this post and a couple after not funny !!!
Wow that is ridiculous. I need a new radiator and I seriously don't know where to turn. And I just noticed your Napa box has the same "161" in the part number as your Radcool. So it wouldn't surprise me if they're the exact same thing.
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Wow that is ridiculous. I need a new radiator and I seriously don't know where to turn. And I just noticed your Napa box has the same "161" in the part number as your Radcool. So it wouldn't surprise me if they're the exact same thing.
this is why I document things in this thread to help people out and to help me remember this roller coaster I am on, cause sometimes I go man how long ago did I but this part, was it 5 years ago, or 4... and then I go wait what? I just bought it less than a year ago
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