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Yeah, but for about the same cost as a brand new radiator.Originally Posted by djb383
Take that aluminum/plastic rad to a pro (rad shop).....they'll have the tanks popped, the core rodded out, new seals in place and the tanks re-installed before u can find your tungsten inert gas rods.
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Sorry I thought they were called 3 Core for some reason...Originally Posted by djb383
Since you are just learning about radiators, start out by learning the terminology correctly......ain't no such animal as a 3 core radiator. All radiators have 1 core......the core will consist of 1, or more, rows.
Row-Core... tomato toma-to... basically meaning an S flow across the radiator.
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Negative, a rad that has a "S" flow pattern is called a double or triple pass core. The 1 core will still have 1, or more, rows. Not even the marketing/advertising depts. can get the adds right.Originally Posted by SpyderJeep
......Row-Core... tomato toma-to... basically meaning an S flow across the radiator.
http://www.stewartcomponents.com/tec...ech_Tips_5.htm
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I thought there was a post just the other day saying they got it done for $45.Originally Posted by Bustedback
Yeah, but for about the same cost as a brand new radiator.
well fellas, the plastic tank side is what was busted. a single core, 3 row radiator has replaced it. haha
Thanks for the help, suggestions ect.
Thanks for the help, suggestions ect.