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Originally Posted by rreeuuvveenn
first everything is possible,
Is it good?
you have to block the input/output on the radiator two,(coolant will come out)
Point No.1 how old is the radiator?
Is time to replace it,
$190, see pic.attached,
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It is $200, for a total of $400, to get the radiator on Wednesday and I just don't have that kind of money.
The plan that I have come up with is convert the current lines to barb fittings and use a transmission cooler. This was a suggestion by a friend. It is then $35, $100 total, to have it here.
As for the radiator, use 1/2" or 5/8" hose connecting the two ends, or a bolt in the end of each hose.
All I got to do is make it the five miles to the station!
Disparate times, desperate measures!
