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Filby1

posted on 27th Jan 06 at 14:10

Looked on PartsBuy. What difference is there in auto and manual cars as far as rad goes there is only one rad thats bigger and all the rest are the same so why all the different prices???????


timrud_

posted on 27th Jan 06 at 13:42

No mine was deffo a 1.2 one. Or this brazilian rad i burst had exactally the same mounts, and the pipes went in the same places.

A brand new 1.2 rad from my local motor factors, and my water temps are fine :)


Rileysport

posted on 27th Jan 06 at 11:02

get one of a car with aircon


Mattb

posted on 27th Jan 06 at 11:01

i belive cossvaux did one..

another good one to use, that i swear will @ cossvaux said was on tims, is a brazillian spec one, much hotter country, they had different rads..


Filby1

posted on 27th Jan 06 at 10:55

Proalloy dont do an off the shelf one. They would need a scetch to go from


broster

posted on 27th Jan 06 at 09:21

proalloy to the rescue.... good company!


Stu_22

posted on 27th Jan 06 at 09:01

http://www.proalloy.co.uk/cgi-bin/shopwise.pl?act=det&pt=52_62_142&p=318&id=proalloy


Rileysport

posted on 27th Jan 06 at 07:52

quote:
Originally posted by Filby1
Is there such thing? and from where?



Filby1

posted on 27th Jan 06 at 07:33

Is there such thing? and from where?


ed

posted on 26th Jan 06 at 22:16

Looking at MattB's car, the diesel rads seem to be longer and thinner. Not sure on the advantages. If you are looking to spend £100 on a radiator why don't you just get a specifc 2.0 Corsa radiator?


Fad

posted on 26th Jan 06 at 21:37

http://search.stores.ebay.co.uk/Aaron-Radiator-Co-Ltd_corsa_W0QQfciZQ2d1QQfclZ3QQfsnZAaronQ20RadiatorQ20CoQ20LtdQQfsooZ1QQfsopZ1QQftsZ2QQsaselZ174757899QQsofpZ0

I got mine couple of weeks ago from there...1.4 16v rad which was thicker than the original.

Mine was £45 delivered and thats usually next day :thumbs:


timrud_

posted on 26th Jan 06 at 18:36

I ran my car for a year on one without a fan. Then I put a hole in it by mistake, so I got anew one and a Corsa C diesel fan, works a treat. Never goes above 90 on the dash :)


MikeE

posted on 26th Jan 06 at 16:58

quote:
Originally posted by timrud_
1.2 rad is fine!


if this man says so id belive him :thumbs:


timrud_

posted on 26th Jan 06 at 16:57

1.2 rad is fine!


Adam-D

posted on 26th Jan 06 at 15:55

www.buypartsbuy.co.uk


Filby1

posted on 26th Jan 06 at 15:04

Get them cheaper than that tho about £55


Rileysport

posted on 26th Jan 06 at 15:00

So true :lol:


Filby1

posted on 26th Jan 06 at 14:56

i got a 1.2 8v i know everyone says its ok but my rad is fooked anyway so might as well get a big one


Rileysport

posted on 26th Jan 06 at 14:24

Whats up with a 1.4 rad and bigass fan :o


Adam

posted on 26th Jan 06 at 14:12

new from an car shop it's about £99, they are big rads!

[Edited on 26-01-2006 by Adam]


Filby1

posted on 26th Jan 06 at 14:11

Whers best place to buy a Corsa B rad 1.5/1.7D rad for Xe convesion?

What would i expect to pay?