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960 Radiator replacement. 900 1993

posted by  Brettskie on  Sun Nov 28 16:09 CST 2010
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I am currently in a delema with my car that has a broken radiator inlet tube. (the on the top right of the radiator where the radiator hose clamps on to). After thorough "attempts" to replace this tube or repair it to where it would stay it was given up and the radiator as a whole needs to be replaced. The question that I have to ask is how hard is it to replace on my 1993 960. Some of the radiator sites said it was a complex job and should be done by a mechanic. Also what associated things would I need to replace along with the radiator besides the hoses.

This wouldn't be a big problem but I'm statined out in Guam and mechanics here are Extremely expensive. I can get a buddy of mine to help out with the work if its too technical or difficult. I'm not very mechanically inclined but I'm trying to do this without spending a bunch of extra money in the process. Can anyone help by referring me to another link or walk me through it on a response? Thanks for your help.






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