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02-04-2008, 11:02
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SP radiator
Austin
I took mine off 4 years ago & had it recored. I had some extra rows put in but I can't remember if it was one or two. I had it done at a rad shop that does all kind of rads.I think it was a little over $400.00 but I took it out & put it back my self. Not a hard job. I would put in new hose's while you have it out if that hasn't been done lately I like to replace the hose's at the rad as they take On Feb 4, 2008 3:32 PM, ajgibb2002 > > > > > > > Hello all, > I have a relatively small leak in the radiator and have to deal with > it before hot weather and hills > -- Is there anyone on the forum with first hand experience doing a > radiator R & R on an SP? > -- Are there any special "gotchas" in the job? > -- Is there anything special about the standard SP radiator that an > ordinary truck radiator place would have problems with in terms of > repaid/rebuild? > -- Has anyone substituted a new "5 tube" for the old "3 tube" on an SP? > -- Are the "5 tube" units easily available? Where? > Thanks much > Austin > > |
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