80 short radiator
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If you can't find one here, go to your local BoneYard and hopefully you get lucky.
I have an 80 Radiator w/ Same year Oil Cooler installed in my 84GSL.
Hooks right up with no Mods nessa.
Works and Cools Great!!!
I had an 80 Parts Car. I wish I had'nt given it away.
sgieldon
steve
I have an 80 Radiator w/ Same year Oil Cooler installed in my 84GSL.
Hooks right up with no Mods nessa.
Works and Cools Great!!!
I had an 80 Parts Car. I wish I had'nt given it away.
sgieldon
steve
#3
try www.radiators.com i found a radiator for my SE for $160 shipped. works great!
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But they will not tell you who makes the aftermarket radiator. Maybe you don't care, a engine is a huge cost to replace if it overheats.
I have trusted the Modine radiator for years, and comes with a lifetime guarantee (limit) against craftmanship.
Plus I know there is not going to be any fitment issues. but maybe that is what they are shipping you. Or one from China......
Let us know how it works out.
John
I have trusted the Modine radiator for years, and comes with a lifetime guarantee (limit) against craftmanship.
Plus I know there is not going to be any fitment issues. but maybe that is what they are shipping you. Or one from China......
Let us know how it works out.
John
#10
My Modine radiator did not fit perfectly... the lower radiator nipple had a 90 degree bend up and to the left, which is NOT the way the stock radiator was. Had to seriously finesse the hose on and even today I am surprised it never leaked.
Incidentally, this is the same radiator that is in my '85. The left side bracket (the plate that actually bolts to the core support sheetmetal) has come loose, and the radiator is held up with a bungee cord. The right side is starting to break free as well. I'm thinking of just adapting a common newer car radiator, something that uses rubber bushings to mount it.
Incidentally, this is the same radiator that is in my '85. The left side bracket (the plate that actually bolts to the core support sheetmetal) has come loose, and the radiator is held up with a bungee cord. The right side is starting to break free as well. I'm thinking of just adapting a common newer car radiator, something that uses rubber bushings to mount it.
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