1987 Radiator Question
#1
06-01-2011, 12:45 AM
1987 Radiator Question
Just got a replacement radiator for my California Spec 1987 Vanden
Plas. On preparing to switch out the radiators I found that the
repalcement lower hose attachment is different. The one in my car
has a t that connects to two hoses while the replacement unit only
has a single lower outlet. Hope this makes sense.
Plas. On preparing to switch out the radiators I found that the
repalcement lower hose attachment is different. The one in my car
has a t that connects to two hoses while the replacement unit only
has a single lower outlet. Hope this makes sense.
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06-01-2011, 07:32 AM
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Just got a replacement radiator for my California Spec 1987 Vanden
Plas. On preparing to switch out the radiators I found that the
repalcement lower hose attachment is different. The one in my car
has a t that connects to two hoses while the replacement unit only
has a single lower outlet. Hope this makes sense.
Plas. On preparing to switch out the radiators I found that the
repalcement lower hose attachment is different. The one in my car
has a t that connects to two hoses while the replacement unit only
has a single lower outlet. Hope this makes sense.
The two hoses being the radiator hose and a smaller hose attaching vertically, right ?
The single outlet radiator is probably from an earlier car....maybe '83-and-older or thereabouts
Cheers
DD
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06-01-2011, 11:09 AM
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