Think about it. Provided the new radiator meets the manufacturer's specifications it really doesn't matter where it's made. A manufacturer is not going to risk its reputation by having inferior quality products bearing its name made in another country.

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Fred Hoelzle

just another note,mines 21 years old still original behr there great it spent 20 years in miami,heat. now its in the cold new england weather.holding firm,great hose connector ends.

My repair charge on mine was 110 dollars. It made the 30 day warranty, but only by a few more months. When I took it back apart I was checking the behr thermostat I purchased from All Parts Express to check the temperature on it. It was the correct one. Later as I was getting some things at the auto parts store I noticed there thermostats & how cheap they looked in comparison. I know the behr radiators are a bit more money, but I wouldn't scoff at the price. You will more than likely get what you pay for!

you know its funny,but when i replaced my old iroc-z radiator it was a behr,it was also one of the best plastic crimped end radiators i ever had,i used to 1/4 mile drag the car and it really kept the engine cool.best of luck.

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