Identifying If Swing Radiator is already Installed
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08-31-2006, 20:01
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Identifying If Swing Radiator is already Installed
Thanks Gary. There's no wooden shoe emblem on my bus, but I'll look for
the items that you mentioned. henry@..., Austin, Tx 1979 FC 35. Gary Miller wrote: > Hi Henry, > > When Holland Motor Homes installed aftermarket swing radiators, I > believe they would often place a small wooden shoe window sticker on > the copilot (perhaps drivers) side window that said "dutch door" on > it. This would be the fastest way to identify it. > > Otherwise, get on your back and look for longer transmission cooling > lines being held up by a bracket located directly under the copilot > seat, or a longer coolant hose attached to the bottom of the > radiator, or the longer topside coolant hose, all of which allow for > swinging the radiator. > > If you're still unsure, remove the front panels and look for the > large piano hinge on the curb side of the radiator. > > Gary Miller > 83 FC 33 > Milwaukee area > > --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Henry F. Claeys" > wrote: > >> Thanks for your help Bob. I guess my question should have been >> > whether > >> it's possible, with a quick visual inspection, to determine if the >> > swing > >> radiator is installed ? From what I'm gathering, the answer >> > is "no." > >> I'll follow the procedures that you and others have outlined. >> henry@... Austin, Tx, 1979 FC 35. >> >> one_dusty_hoot wrote: >> >>> Look through the grill louvers for a hinge on the left >>> side (facing rear)of the radiator. Open the doghouse, >>> see if top hose makes a large "U" instead of a tight one. >>> Souuds to me like your swinging, at least part-way with >>> the drop-down bumper. Also, see if the frame horn spreader >>> allows the radiator to clear without removing. >>> Bob Janes, Greenville, SC >>> >>> --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, erniecarpet@ wrote: >>> >>> >>>> Henry, the hinges are a start in your search if you have a >>>> > swing > >>>> >>>> >>> radiator. >>> >>> >>>> Take off the front panels, swing the bumper down and look on >>>> > the > >>>> >>>> >>> side of your >>> >>> >>>> radiator. If you see any modification that looks like a hinge >>>> > you > >>>> >>>> >>> will be in >>> >>> >>>> luck. The radiator is still bolted in place, though. >>>> >>>> Ernie Ekberg >>>> 83 PT40 >>>> Livingston, Montana >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >>>> >>>> >>>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> Yahoo! Groups Links >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> > > > > > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > > > |
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Identifying If Swing Radiator is already Installed - erniecarpet@... - 08-30-2006, 20:46
Identifying If Swing Radiator is already Installed - Henry F. Claeys - 08-31-2006, 00:36
Identifying If Swing Radiator is already Installed - one_dusty_hoot - 08-31-2006, 02:22
Identifying If Swing Radiator is already Installed - Henry F. Claeys - 08-31-2006, 08:01
Identifying If Swing Radiator is already Installed - Gary Miller - 08-31-2006, 11:58
Identifying If Swing Radiator is already Installed - Henry F. Claeys - 08-31-2006 20:01
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