[DML] Re: Radiator care
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[DML] Re: Radiator care



Stephen Jarvis wrote:
> 
> I just removed my air conditioning condenser due to a leak, and while it was
> readily accessible I removed the radiator for servicing. I noted the sides
> of the radiator appear to be a plastic composite which is bonded to the core.
> 
> What special care is required for the servicing of this radiator by a shop??


Any reputable radiator shop shouldn't have any problem
dealing with a radiator with plastic tanks. This is very
common radiator construction. I recently had a plastic tank
on one of my Corvettes develop a lateral crack. I removed 
the radiator and took it to a local radiator shop where they
replaced both tanks (the core was ok) without a hitch. 
The only problem I can imagine you might have is locating
correct tanks. In this case, it might even less expensive 
to replace the entire assembly. But not to worry about
repair if you can locate the correct tanks. Piece of cake!

Good luck!

Ed Thompson (#6419)
Midlothian, VA

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