radiator replacement
Bernie Benz
b.benz at charter.net
Mon Aug 27 19:36:11 PDT 2012
IME Kneale, the failures are always in the plastic headers, not the aluminum core. Few R shops are plastic experts. The ABS headers can be R&Red from the core and the cracks resealed, cemented from the inside. A DIY job.
Bernie
On Aug 27, 2012, at 4:46 PM, Kneale Brownson wrote:
> Have you considered taking the parts to a radiator shop and having it rebuilt?
>
> The actual OEM radiator has been unavailable for several years.
>
> You also might look for used from Force5Automotive dot com. Even a used radiator for an MC could be modified to provide fittings for the auxiliary radiator.
>
> On 8/27/2012 4:26 PM, Pete Zeman wrote:
>> Hi All -
>> Been subscribed for a few years and (thankfully) haven't had any problems..until now. Radiator totally went and I'm looking for a replacement. Anyone have suggestions out there? I've tried about 8 different online/local shops and they all say the 20v version is no longer available. Even tried Audi direct. Most places can't even distinguish between the 10v and the 20v when I call and it's getting frustrating. Are there other makes/models that work? The current rad lasted 22 years :)
>> Regards,
>>
>> Pete
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