323

Yeah Ronnie,
How much and from where? Got any pics of it?

Bruce95fmla

Try and replace all those motor mounts also

Identity_X

Haven't thought about that, but I'll consider doing it in the near future. Thanks!

1ofdfew323

flush the tranny fluid....

Identity_X

Do you know at what intervals this should be done? I remember changing the tranny fluid a few years back. Probably around 30k ago.

DeaDLy93PRoTeGe

my dad found it for me at some Radiator place we have here in WV where I live. when he brought it home to me, I was like "OMG, THE GUYS ARE GOING TO ****!"

I'm not sure how much, I think he told me 116, and we got it somewhere here, I can find out for you guys, if you are interested in purchasing one.

brogeflog

My small crack has gotten larger. I fog out the other cars at lights. If you have any info, that would be great.

thanks

brogeflog

I got one today. All metal, lifetime warranty, delivered to my door in two hours from the time of my call.....169.00 for everything. It was a little more than I found online. I think it was worth the service and friendly staff. Called 1-800-252-0333. The ad in the yellow pages said radiator.com, the box said 1-800 RADIATOR. I'm not sure if it's a National, East Coast, or Philly distributor. Intall tomorrow if it's not raining.

Identity_X

It might be a good idea to change the upper and lower radiator hoses while you're at it. About $20-$30 will do the job for both. Let us know how the install goes.

brogeflog

Thanks for the advice. I'll keep you posted on the install.

DeaDLy93PRoTeGe

dammn dude, that's expensive, mine was 109......

brogeflog

Yeah, I know. I didn't want to shop around too much or wait a few days for it. It seemed like it was ready to expode. I use the car for work, plus I have a golf tournament in NJ on Monday and I will sit in traffic both ways. The few extra bucks was worth the service.

DeaDLy93PRoTeGe

just take care of your poor pro...please

brogeflog

All done! It took a little longer than I expected (threw in an oil change and a bath). The fan and radiator came out easy. The resevoir took longer to get out than the radiator (air box removal). I kept shooting the hose clamps all over the driveway. Everytime I had them compressed enough to slip on the hose pwwinnnggg! Filled it up, started it up, no leaks, whew!

Thanks for the support!

B

demoninvictus

plastic is a real bitch, metal is nice, wish i replaced mine with a metal one, but oh well, got 89,000 miles out of the first plastic one heh
peace