Replacement Radiator
After replacing hoses I still have a leak. After further investigation it looks as if the leak is a little above the lower hose on the radiator side. Hard to tell as there is a lot of plastic and the electric fan hosing, need to remove as much as I can to get a better look. I noticed a lot of steam and coolant is in that area.
Has anyone replaced there radiator? Is this something I should take and have some one do? I'm not afraid to do just do not want to get in over my head if it is complicated or tricky. |
Not a huge project. I think you can handle it. Are you replacing the radiator or having it repaired?
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Can't go wrong with a DeWitts radiator but they aren't cheap. Could check GM Parts House for factory replacement.
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I upgraded to DeWitts, quality radiator, direct fit just as advertised.
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I bought a slightly beefed up radiator from A&A corvette. Looking at their site I dont see it listed anymore though. It uses the stock end tanks and an about half again thicker core. It was $250 or thereabouts IIRC and is a direct fit. Here's a pic showing the difference in core thickness. If interested you should call A&A, they may still have it avaialble and just not listed on their new site.
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New Radiator in and ready to roll! Thank you for the replies, wish I would have seen FRC Joe post earlier.
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Glad ya got it back on the road!
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