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240: 93 radiator swap for 90? 200 1990

posted by  trafty on  Sat Jan 31 03:46 CST 2004
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I was wondering if anyone know whether i can swap a '9o 240 radiator for a '93 240 radiator. I have the '90, the junk car is a '93. The '93 is in a boneyard, and I noticed that the '93 has a fan in front of the radiator. Mine does not. Both cars are wagons.

Also noted is the 93 has the updated AC, or at least it has the large stainless steel condenser unit at the back of the engine bay, on the exhaust side. If i snagged the parts, is it possible to update my AC system with those parts? What other parts would be necessary to take to make the whole system work?

Any other goodies I should look out for, excluding lights, etc? The owner doesn't want me to take anything engine related as he wants that intact, so I'm looking for preipherals here. I've already taken a bunch of switches and the driver's seat. The AMM is gone, but I grabbed the coil and wires as a back up.

Thanks,

Steve
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'90 245 DL 253K M47






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