Crack in radiator, needs replaced, what are my choices?

Thanks

1. Go To SATAN
2. Buy a regular replacement at a local parts store
3. RRE modified Fluidyne radiator (My personal choice, but a little pricey)

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Is your car auto or stick?

I had the same problem a little while back. Don't wait to buy a new one! I was stupid and waited too long and the inlet pipe to the radiator blew. Anyway, If yours is auto you will need to buy one with a BUILT IN TRANS COOLER or buy a seporate trans cooler!

NOTE-Fluidyne and KOYO radiators DO NOT have trans coolers built in.

If your car is stick you can go ahead and dish out the extra money and buy a nice aluminum Fluidyne or so forth. My car is auto so I just went with a "cheap" aftermarket radiator no one has heard of. But it does look pretty cool, it's a gloss black unit and havent had a problem since.




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Contact Dan at http://www.allmitsubishi.com and ask him if he as a used on for you. His parts are clean and he is a member of Club DSM Arkansas.



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