imported_loudsubz

For a decent price?

Today engine overheated and I looked and theres a hole in my rad and no fluid at all.

I knew for awhile now my rad was getting rusty but today I guess it bit the dust.

I need to buy a rad for my 94 civic LX sedan, I have A/C but am Contemplating taking it out if I can fit a bigger rad in there.

ANy places that have refurbes or some nice rads that wont hurt the wallet.

PULOVR

Jugglez had a company that we were supposed to deal with........I wonder if the affiliation is still in place?

imported_gatherer

there was a rad shop I went to to get my rad fixed before I discovered the service Buddah's shop offered for other stuff...

the shop charged 300 for a new rad.... I dunno if thats a good price but thats what I paid

PULOVR

I thought I remembered seeing something.

http://www.torontocivics.com/tccforu...highlight=rads


Kinda pricey, but I'm sure they have much more affordable run of the mill cheaper rads as well.


Doesn't hurt to call and see if they have something more affordable.

imported_eric

a friend bought a rad from ct for an EF, its the big one that covers almost the whole front( cant remember the exact width) for 160.00 plus tax. brand is modine.
urs might be different in price but u get the idea.

SuperDerek

noway, don't buy a used one, coz it's more likely to break sooner, you will have to repair it again soon.
There's alot of them selling for dirt cheap on ebay. Go check them out.

imported_daquel

Matt, I have an old one from my car in good shape 85kms. PM me if you want it.

bbarbulo

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^^^ that's a good offer...

Matt, what portion of your rad is finished? Endtanks or core? I hooked up my Saturn rad, cuz the prev owner had let the thermostat fail, causing the endtanks to swell up and crack (plastic)... non rebuildable. I looked into a new OEM one, cuz I dont' want no aftermarket cheap-o **** on my car... it was more than I wanted to pay (over $600 ), so I took my rad out, took it apart, and epoxied the endtanks - no leaks since... put new hoses on, new thermostat, flushed it all out, and it's all good now So I redid my whole cooling system for like... a couple hundred bux everything included... and still all OEM parts.