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gudz519

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hey everyone it seems i cant catch a break with my 98 420a I'm pretty sure my radiator is toast so my question is do i have to go with the autozone radiator or can i use another type another question i had was how many ROWS does the stock radiator have because i found one that said 1 row i found this one on ebay has any one used it or know if it is good any input, thoughts, or suggestions would be great thanks

95 96 97 98 99 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE 2.0 L4 RADIATOR : eBay Motors (item 260489072321 end time Apr-07-10 17:08:28 PDT)
 
That link looks like an OEM replacement.. should work just fine. I'd look into their "Lifetime Warranty"... make sure what exactly is covered incase of failure..

No you dont have to just use autozone... many different brands are available
 
That link looks like an OEM replacement.. should work just fine. I'd look into their "Lifetime Warranty"... make sure what exactly is covered incase of failure..

No you dont have to just use autozone... many different brands are available

could you do me a favor and give me some examples
 
I use RadiatorBarn radiators. They're "stock-ish," in that they're made of steel and they're the same dimensions of the OE radiator. The fundamental difference between the two, however, is that RadiatorBarn radiators are all metal; no plastic end tanks to fatigue and crack.

I last ordered from them a while ago, but if I remember correctly, their shipping rates were reasonable and my order arrived within a day or two.

Radiators, automotive radiators, condenser, oem radiators, truck radiators
 
thanks correct me if im wrong since i drive a 5 speed i dont need a radiator with a transmission cooler correct?
 
Many OE replacement radiators will be for the auto. (with integral oil cooler) This is normal for the aftermarket, allowing them to save money by not having to produce two versions of one radiator for every vehicle.

Just keep the transmission connections plugged, and don't use them.
 
does anyone know what significance "ROWS" play in a radiator the ebay one says it has 1 row not sure if that matters
 
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