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 Re: radiator
[Re: tcoff]
#639483
08/27/05 03:30 PM
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Anonymous
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Assuming no external damage, no missing deteroriated protective coatings, etc and clean coolant, you may have an issue with electrolysis activity. Any wierd electrical problems with the vehcile? Grounds good?
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Re: radiator
#639484
08/29/05 04:06 PM
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no electrical issues...runs good.. the mix is good, its all good except for the rad being green... i'm convinced it the elements(weather) causing it to go down hill in a hurry.
99 wrangler sport, auto. 2.5 inch lift, 31 MTR's
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Re: radiator
[Re: tcoff]
#639485
08/29/05 10:45 PM
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Anonymous
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I'd go about asking the neighbor and friends if they have ever had any rad. issues... Maybe it isnÆt just you...
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Re: radiator
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09/01/05 05:16 PM
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someone once told me, just after i bought my jeep, that i can expect to change the rad every 2-3 years. this comming from someone who owns a jeep for quite some time...so i dont think its just me....or mabey we get the rads at the same place....hmmmm
99 wrangler sport, auto. 2.5 inch lift, 31 MTR's
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