Used a radiator shop lately???
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Used a radiator shop lately???
I'm about to break down and farm out some work. All I need is to have the thing re-sealed: All brass replacement, about 6 (?) years old. I re-soldered it 2 years ago, just don't have the time or disposition to do it again.
Any recomendations for a local shop?
Any recomendations for a local shop?
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Not really, factory was plastic and aluminum.
I have re-soldered my share of old ones. After some time they work harden and you are basically S-O-L. That's the main reason I'll turn it over to a pro; less worry.
A good shop can basically re-make the whole thing, leak test, and guarantee the work. Right now that sounds very appealing to me.
I have re-soldered my share of old ones. After some time they work harden and you are basically S-O-L. That's the main reason I'll turn it over to a pro; less worry.
A good shop can basically re-make the whole thing, leak test, and guarantee the work. Right now that sounds very appealing to me.
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Hypoid, I have a 98 Taurus and just replaced the radiator. My daughter rear-ended someone and smashed up all the front end parts. I got a radiator from a pick-n-pull for $25. I took it over to a small radiator shop here in town (Colorado Springs) and he checked it for leaks for me for nothing. It took him about 5 minutes. There are tons of them in the junkyards.
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