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Triumph TR6 - radiator

Quick question Does anyone know if a radiator for a 75 -76 will fit into a 72 Thanks Dave
dave

Dave
I think it will. I think the only difference was that earlier ones (up to CC75000/'72)had a drain tap. The angled support brackets are the same. The top rad hose is different but can be worked around.
Rick C
Rick Crawford

Dave-The difference in the rads is in the top hose outlet. It comes out straight on the early cars and makes a 90 deg. bend on the later ones. Also, the angle of the hose connection on the thermostat housing is changed to match the rad, as well as the top hose. The rad and hoses are shown on plate CC of the vol 1 TRF catalog.
Berry

1/4 inch of ice here today, anybody know what a re-core for a radiator should cost. thanks dave
dave

It depends on whether you had pure water in it (frozen solid) or if it had an antifreeze mix in it !

It should run between $175 to $250.00 in US dollars.

Don Elliott, 1958 TR3A

PS - It's 16 degress F (-8 C) here this AM. Yes I have antifreeze.
Don Elliott

Dave
Had my rad recored Oct 18'99 and was $CDN 250.00 He had the code 1825 re core on the invoice....the core number?...I think so.
Rick C
Oh Ya freezing rain...ice pelets ....snow...wind....cold....HELP!! What happened to spring? some shoot that ground hog!
Rick Crawford

This thread was discussed between 01/04/2003 and 04/04/2003

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