3rd gen radiators
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Car: 86 Corvette, 89 IROC, 1999 TA
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3rd gen radiators
how many diff radiators did 3rd gens come with? was there differences between v6 and v8 rad's? how do you tellem apart?
reason i ask is cause i have a v6 body and i just used the radiator that was in it when i got it.. it looks pretty new.. bought the car as a rolling chassis.. it had a z28 front end on it when i got it but i dunno what the rad came from.. it gets kinda warm in the summer months.. hehe
reason i ask is cause i have a v6 body and i just used the radiator that was in it when i got it.. it looks pretty new.. bought the car as a rolling chassis.. it had a z28 front end on it when i got it but i dunno what the rad came from.. it gets kinda warm in the summer months.. hehe
trying searching on a auto parts place under you car year and type for a v6 rad and then for the v8 if the part numbers are the same i guess that means its the same rad..
try www.advanceautoparts.com
1991 firebird v6 3.1 auto
GO/DAN
43-3918
Radiator:
List Price: N/A
PartsAmerica.com Price:
only $117.99
1991 firebird formula 350 auto
GO/DAN
43-3918
Radiator:
List Price: N/A
PartsAmerica.com Price:
only $117.99
same number same rad!! interesting
try www.advanceautoparts.com
1991 firebird v6 3.1 auto
GO/DAN
43-3918
Radiator:
List Price: N/A
PartsAmerica.com Price:
only $117.99
1991 firebird formula 350 auto
GO/DAN
43-3918
Radiator:
List Price: N/A
PartsAmerica.com Price:
only $117.99
same number same rad!! interesting
whoa slow down there!
i believe v8 engines only shared radiators with 90+ 3.1L engines. the 2.8L engines used a different radiator. that i believe had the cap and maybe even the hoses on a different side then the V8 radiators.. (on v8 its on the passenger side. and i believe the cap is on the drivers side for the v6) so all 90-92 v6 cars shared the same radiators as all the v-8 cars. while the 2.8L don't..

i believe v8 engines only shared radiators with 90+ 3.1L engines. the 2.8L engines used a different radiator. that i believe had the cap and maybe even the hoses on a different side then the V8 radiators.. (on v8 its on the passenger side. and i believe the cap is on the drivers side for the v6) so all 90-92 v6 cars shared the same radiators as all the v-8 cars. while the 2.8L don't..
Last edited by breathment; Oct 30, 2002 at 06:40 PM.
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Car: 86 Corvette, 89 IROC, 1999 TA
Engine: 350, 350, LS1
Transmission: 700r4, 700r4, T-56
Axle/Gears: 3.07, 373, 4.10
hmm thanks for the info.. if your right that means i do have a v8 rad.. n it still runs wayyyyy too hot in the summer
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For the heat there are many things you can do. Just do some searches and do what you think would work best.
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