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take my advise get one from them^^ i have one installed.i started a thread search mishimoto radiator install you can see some pictures of what it took to install on your truck. do not waste your money on another stock rad or have it repaired. do it once and be done with it so you can have confidence you can drive your truck anywhere, anytime with out worry your going to be stranded because of a leaking rad. the mishimotos haven't been out that long to where some repair shop has fix one of theres for our trucks. mines been on since 10/17/14 with zero issues https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...installed.html I'm in no way affiliated with them
Great to hear you are enjoying the radiator! Thanks for posting your feedback.
Originally Posted by Specularius
Just installed a Mishimoto radiator in one of our work trucks two days ago. Mishimoto has a wonderful you tube video that covers everything to change one out.
Awesome, thanks for picking up our radiator.
Originally Posted by ka2rkv
I kind of think that I will probably just do the mishimoto. This way I have everything to do the job all at once. The radiator shop says he needs a couple of days to repair the old one. He also is interested in my old radiator if I do replace it.
If you do decide to go with our radiator, be sure to check with our vendors for the best available pricing. Let us know what you think once it is installed! Let me know if you have any additional questions, I would be happy to help out.
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