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posted by  brownboy on  Fri Jan 26 15:58 CST 2007
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I've had one in the 240 for several years and have had only one problem with it: Since it is "universal" fit it has an opening for a temp sensor in the top right of the radiator that is filled with a plug inside a rubber grommet. The plug has blown out a couple of times, which has been annoying and inconvenient. I bought it through a local radiator shop and installed it myself. The last time the plug blew out (last month) the raditor shop didn't have the plug, but just soldered on a brass plate to cover the plug hole (without charging me, BTW). That should fix the problem.

It is a lifetime guaranteed radiator. Cools well, easy to put in, fit and all was fine.

Mike
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Mike Brown Greenville, NC 1996 965 139K 1994 940 137K 1986 244 137K (odometer broken)






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