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Old 11-28-2010, 10:09 PM
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thats like plasma being its own type of matter, it's a whole nother' type that only works for certain things. not as versatile as the other 3 on most things


*as a side note caulk and/or rtv silicone are also in the "plasma" category.
 
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Old 11-29-2010, 12:41 AM
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Hot glue is effin' dangerous. I like the plasma analogy. I don't **** around with plasma, that's how you burn your fingers.

Yeah I figured the inlet outlets were the same. (Hoping so.)
Just want it to be in the ballpark so I can rig something up!
 
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Old 11-29-2010, 12:54 AM
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It won't work. The radiator support on the diesels foes deeper down between the frame rails.

I've tried it. No way no how. Hell even a gasser rad from a 90 won't work in a 92 up without mods. The topmounts are different
 
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Old 11-29-2010, 04:08 AM
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I should really figure out the year of that diesel.. or does it even matter?

I want to say early 90s.. but hell it could be anywhere from 86-95.. And of course, going into an '88.
 
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I don't think it matters. Its going to bE way too tall to fit under the hood without modsa of somekind
 
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Old 11-29-2010, 04:27 AM
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a friend put my 86 f350 diesel radiator in his 85 inline 6 ford pickup said it fit perfect and now it never overheats!
 
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I don't see how it would fit. The two diesel rads I had where way too tall to fit.
 
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Originally Posted by hav24wheel
I don't see how it would fit. The two diesel rads I had where way too tall to fit.

his was a f150 maybe that makes a diff.. they were both 4x4

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Old 11-29-2010, 04:59 AM
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That rad isn't near as big as the ones I had. I had one out of a 85 cab and chassis and it was a lot taller than trhat. Like the radiator support in the pickup was all the way down around the bottom of the frame rails.
 
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that is the way my 88 is also. the bottom tank of the rad is actually under the frame rails.
 
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ive had 3 80's idi diesel trucks and all 3 had this exact radiator style in them 84 86 86
 
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Its been a wile since I've seen one, so I couldn't remember how far down it went, but that sounds right Tom.
 
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looks like the difference is with or without A/C according to this..

List: Radiator - 1985 Ford F-350 | O'Reilly Auto Parts

the very bottom one is the ones ive seen/had
 
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ahhh none of mine had ac after all this is alaska.
 
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I'm sure more of them in the lower 48 had A/C and what they call Max Cooling, so Kris, it all depeends on what u found.
 


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