i have the Honda Part # PA66-PA612-G Radiator in my 1994 Integra, wondering if the one i have detailed below is the same.

wondering if mine is denso or Sak???

1994
Radiator
Acura Integra
M.T., Nippon mfg-
962

anyone know?

 

bump need help asap plz

 

That should be a Nippon Denso.

 

are you sure, you said should? any doubts on that comment?

 

I've never heard the radiator referred to as being made by Denso, it's always been Nippon Denso.

Also, I spoke to my contact at our local Acura dealership and it would seem that that's not a valid part number for an Integra Radiator. Should start with a 19 something.

 

wierd! it says honda motors on the rad itself.

I would imagine it will it anyway, i hope it do cuz i just ordered it.

i have a manual tranny, and that rad is for the manual.

also i noticed i have 2 fans for my rad.

 

I would buy an aftermarket radiator instead of an OEM replacement. OEM radiators are cheap aluminum and plastic pieces and it's common for them to fail.



You should be able to find an all-aluminum aftermarket OEM-replacement radiator for $200-ish.

 

wierd! it says honda motors on the rad itself.

i hope it fits, i hope it do cuz i just ordered it.

i have a manual tranny, and that rad is for the manual.

also i noticed i have 2 fans for my rad.

any way to tell if it's a nippondenso or sak by looking at it?

ALSO it has ND on the radiators cap, maybe it means Nippondenso???

 

J,

when you spoke to me about the rad a few nights ago, you didn't mention the part about "Nippon mfg-962" being stamped right on it;

Nippon = Nippon Denso

If you would have said that part to me, I would have known the difference immediately.

You do have a Nippon Denso, so you'll be fine.

Now, do you actually have a rad now, or were you just referring to the one in NS that was sold before you got to it?

-Rob

 

Yes J,

ND = Nippon Denso.

You'll be fine, man.

-Rob