Radiator help....
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Radiator help....
Ok folks,
Need to get a new rad for the '66 F250 that has the built in trans cooler...aluminum or regular....
Anyone purchased one lately..??...looking for a supplier and a part number...btw, if you're running
a 302, that would be great help. My 302 lower hose exits the water pump to the right side...ie, a
lower right side hose hook-up.
Best and thanks,
Jason
Need to get a new rad for the '66 F250 that has the built in trans cooler...aluminum or regular....
Anyone purchased one lately..??...looking for a supplier and a part number...btw, if you're running
a 302, that would be great help. My 302 lower hose exits the water pump to the right side...ie, a
lower right side hose hook-up.
Best and thanks,
Jason
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FTE member (Air Harley), who works for an Escondido autoparts store, went thru old catalogs comparing radiators, cuz his radiator was his-tor-ee.
You punched a hole in your present radiator with a screw driver. So why not take it to a radiator shop and have it repaired? Fixum cost will be waaaay less than a new radiator.
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Here is what I have....but your lower hose being to the passenger side is a little less common.
Here is what I have....but your lower hose being to the passenger side is a little less common.
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