civic 97 radiator
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civic 97 radiator
hi .
i just have a quick question ....
is it possible to install a radiator ( automatic transmission type )
in my 97 civic ( manual ) ?
im asking ,because the guy from the autoparts store said that it was ok just to block the little outlets that cool the transmission fluid ( or something like that ) with some caps that come included ... but im not really sure if he was just sayin that to seel me the radiator...
im having a hardtime finding the manual type radiator,,,
thanx in advance ,,
btw ,,,my civic is has a manual tranny ... *i hope this is not confusing*
i just have a quick question ....
is it possible to install a radiator ( automatic transmission type )
in my 97 civic ( manual ) ?
im asking ,because the guy from the autoparts store said that it was ok just to block the little outlets that cool the transmission fluid ( or something like that ) with some caps that come included ... but im not really sure if he was just sayin that to seel me the radiator...
im having a hardtime finding the manual type radiator,,,
thanx in advance ,,
btw ,,,my civic is has a manual tranny ... *i hope this is not confusing*
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it will make no difference. the auto radiators have 2 little ports on the bottom tak to run the tranny fluid through. those passages will be completely empty and do not need to be used for a manual car actually you dont even need to plug them if you dont want to. I have an auto gsr radiator in my car right now as a matter of fact.
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Originally Posted by monicle
it will make no difference. the auto radiators have 2 little ports on the bottom tak to run the tranny fluid through. those passages will be completely empty and do not need to be used for a manual car actually you dont even need to plug them if you dont want to. I have an auto gsr radiator in my car right now as a matter of fact.