is this an acceptable radiator?
05-16-2005, 06:31 PM
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they get theyre money from shipping
either way, i was gonna get one of those... but in the end after shipping and crap.. uve almost paid for a rad u know will work locally
try it out man...
either way, i was gonna get one of those... but in the end after shipping and crap.. uve almost paid for a rad u know will work locally
try it out man...
05-16-2005, 10:32 PM
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Re: (Morning Call)
What engine is this for? I thought i had a perfect radiator for my engine, looked right, all the connections seemed to work and all, but it turned out to be wrong, the radiator was missing the hose connections on the bottom for the transmission fluid to flow through and be cooled, granted it may not be so for your engine
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even after shipping and everything, it comes out to be $50 shipped for a brand new radiator. It's for a stock 97 civic LX. You think i should give this a try, or buy one from autozone for $110 with lifetime warranty? tahnks
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