BSH
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- Sauk County, WI
What's the advisability of using a second-hand radiator from a u-pull-it yard? Do '97+ radiators fit in a '96?
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salvage radiators?
- Thread starter BSH
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RichP
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- Effort, Pa
Would not be my first choice but if you need to then do it but keep an eye on it.
THe only differences are closed vs open systems as well as auto vs stick, othewise I'm 99% sure they are all the same..
THe only differences are closed vs open systems as well as auto vs stick, othewise I'm 99% sure they are all the same..
anony91xj
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- Location
- North Jersey
Pretty much, radiators aren't that expensive. They can also be easily damaged, especially if you've seen how junkyards handle their cars.Atl XJ said:
bajacalal
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- San Diego (North County), California
I've seen radiators that are brand new quality CSF and modine units at the u-pull it. I mean, mint condition radiators. I wouldn't buy one unless you actually find a brand new unit at the junkyard.
Ray H
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- Falling Waters, WV
I will give you a stock radiator from my 96, you just need to come and get it. Im a couple hours from you. I guarantee its in good shape, does not leak, isnt busted up and works fine, at least it did when I upgraded to a 3 core. It never overheated, I just wanted to upgrade because I started towing.
Ray H
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- Falling Waters, WV
BSH youve got a PM
