stickeyfingaz

it is the top part of the rad just below the radiator cap about 6 inches long. the car is a 96gsr.i dont want to buy a whole new rad but just the part that is broken, does anyone know a website where i can find prices and order this part. Im also going to phone the autowreckers around here 2.just posting this cause the guy who looked at it said $220 for a whole new rad and instalation and thats a bit pricy for my jobless sory ***.

Racermech

you usually cant replace that part, it is jsut a plastic tank ontop of the radiator. If you are any good with tool you can do the work yourself. I got my radiator at a local shop for around $150.

stickeyfingaz

i gues ill just hafto pay.thanx

EL Vap133

http://www.radiators.com

timmy8151

I bought an OEM style radiator from http://radiatorbarn.com for about $100 shipped. I'd highly recommend them. Good service and fast shipping.

LostGsr

Replacing a radiator is very easy to do. You don't need to spend 220 (although that's not that bad of a price when installation is included). Like what the other members have said, they run around 100 to 150 for a new one and 45 mins later you are done.

GWInquisitor14

radiator barn

GSRBoi785

2 of my radiators cracked within a year. i guess this is a common problem with integras so i got a pwr half sized aluminum radiator and that thing will last forever. best thing for you to do is just spend the extra money and not have to worry about it again

m R g S r

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You mean common problem for all plastic end-tanked radiators (after a few years have passed)?

mdpalmer

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You mean common problem for all plastic end-tanked radiators (after a few years have passed)?</TD></TR></TABLE>

My OEM radiator cracked somewhere on the bottom about two years ago. The car is a '96 and had ~130k miles on it at the time. I replaced it with a plastic end tanked one, and haven't had problems... yet.

nuckingfuts

dont get radiatorbarn radiator, i made a post about it.. i have been through 3 of those pieces of ****! yes they are supposedly all aluminum (endtanks) although one was plastic, so i went through 2 alum and 1 plastic end tank.. they do keep their word on warranty but what about all the labor i have had to put in???

ps. i went through all those radiators in like 3 months, i dont care.. crappy products anyone can disagree with me and what not, i'm just trying to watch out for you bro, do it once and do it right get an all aluminum race radiator or a new OEM.

pss. i put in a new thermostat, radiator cap, upper and lower hoses, new heater core too. my car never overheated or even ran hot so i seriously doubt that there was anything blocking my coolant passages building pressure in the system as they say. i think they are just cheap radiators since they all cracked in the same spot lifetime warranty? how do they do that? cheap radiators that they know they will have to keep replacing when i called the last time he tried to act like i ordered my first one a longggg time ago. heh 3-4months? i think a typical rad should last atLEAST 3-4 years ha! booo radiatorbarn.com

Mobsta29intha909

i could replace and install your radiator for 150 take it or leave it. just e-mail me back at steadymobbin293@hotmail.com

Mobsta29intha909

my bad, i could replace and install your radiator for 100 take it or leave it. just e-mail me back at steadymobbin293@hotmail.com

stickeyfingaz

bought a new rad and installed it myself only to drive 10 minutes and over heat again. towed to honda and found out i have a blown head gasket.