I’ve purchased an aftermarket radiator for my 1990 3.6 auto.
However it doesn’t have the fitting to attach the transmission lines to it.
Does anyone know where I can get these parts? Do they have a specific name?
Aftermarket radiator xjs 3.6
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krakenfelt
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Re: Aftermarket radiator xjs 3.6
I have since fixed this by cutting off the old studs on the radiator and brazing a hollowed bolt of the correct thread for the new radiator.
Be aware when buying aftermarket radiators that you may have this issue.
Be aware when buying aftermarket radiators that you may have this issue.
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Brakebuster
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Re: Aftermarket radiator xjs 3.6
if you connect this up you will kill your car,,,,,
the can on the aftermarket radiator doesn't have the separate compartment inside for the transmission cooler ,
the result will be to kill the engine and the transmission by mixing coolant with ATF
BB
the can on the aftermarket radiator doesn't have the separate compartment inside for the transmission cooler ,
the result will be to kill the engine and the transmission by mixing coolant with ATF
BB
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2015 2.2TD Sportbrake in BRG and black leather
1994 3.2S XJ40 in Morocco Red with Doeskin interior
old cars
1999 4ltr Sovereign XJ8
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Re: Aftermarket radiator xjs 3.6
I've heard of the 'Romanian Oil in Coolant Scam'
I don't know how the scam works if it's your own car though
I don't know how the scam works if it's your own car though
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krakenfelt
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Re: Aftermarket radiator xjs 3.6
Bloody hell! Good job I broke the transmission pump when I didn’t mate the torque converter properly then.
Have you learned the hard way?
Have you learned the hard way?
Re: Aftermarket radiator xjs 3.6
Well, an engineering degree wasn't that easyHave you learned the hard way?
Your existing radiator can be re-cored and pressure tested at reasonable cost and will be like new.
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