Denver bs thread
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Year: 1993
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Originally Posted by mr white
That's what I realized after it's damn near already out to patch it. Where to source a radiator now for cheaper than 200 damn dollars.
Also for some reason the heep smells like it's running rich. Hopefully Dustin will figure his issue out so he can tell me what he did to fix it. :P
No CELs and I can't find any exhaust leaks.
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Sweet I will check there.
One thing: Is an all metal radiator REALLY that big of a deal? They cost 2x as much and the stock one with the plastic lasted 14 years. The plastic isn't even the part that is leaking, it's the metal where the fins meet sides. I'm gonna go with "no" but wanted to hear some opinions first. I don't know if they make the new radiators with the plastic like they used to.. LOL
One thing: Is an all metal radiator REALLY that big of a deal? They cost 2x as much and the stock one with the plastic lasted 14 years. The plastic isn't even the part that is leaking, it's the metal where the fins meet sides. I'm gonna go with "no" but wanted to hear some opinions first. I don't know if they make the new radiators with the plastic like they used to.. LOL
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Originally Posted by mr white
Sweet I will check there.
One thing: Is an all metal radiator REALLY that big of a deal? They cost 2x as much and the stock one with the plastic lasted 14 years. The plastic isn't even the part that is leaking, it's the metal where the fins meet sides. I'm gonna go with "no" but wanted to hear some opinions first. I don't know if they make the new radiators with the plastic like they used to.. LOL
One thing: Is an all metal radiator REALLY that big of a deal? They cost 2x as much and the stock one with the plastic lasted 14 years. The plastic isn't even the part that is leaking, it's the metal where the fins meet sides. I'm gonna go with "no" but wanted to hear some opinions first. I don't know if they make the new radiators with the plastic like they used to.. LOL
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Sweet I will check there.
One thing: Is an all metal radiator REALLY that big of a deal? They cost 2x as much and the stock one with the plastic lasted 14 years. The plastic isn't even the part that is leaking, it's the metal where the fins meet sides. I'm gonna go with "no" but wanted to hear some opinions first. I don't know if they make the new radiators with the plastic like they used to.. LOL
One thing: Is an all metal radiator REALLY that big of a deal? They cost 2x as much and the stock one with the plastic lasted 14 years. The plastic isn't even the part that is leaking, it's the metal where the fins meet sides. I'm gonna go with "no" but wanted to hear some opinions first. I don't know if they make the new radiators with the plastic like they used to.. LOL
also both tanks were leaking and one was cracked
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Done, and done!! I had to stop working on it last night. My brain was going to explode!!
I would have to agree with you on that!! Its prob getting flogged daily....
