how much should a new radiator for a 97 integra cost?
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how much should a new radiator for a 97 integra cost?
my car overheated the other day and my friend checked it out and the radiator was leaking and hoses were clogged pretty bad... so i need to get a new radiator installed...
can u guys give me the average price range that a new radiator for a 97 integra should cost? i just wanna match it up against the shop when its getting fixed..
thanks
can u guys give me the average price range that a new radiator for a 97 integra should cost? i just wanna match it up against the shop when its getting fixed..
thanks
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About $100 shipped from Radiator Barn . The radiator has a lifetime warranty and it came to my door in 2 days.
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RadiatorBarn: $122.74 (includes free shipping).
If you're unsure about RadiatorBarn, try Radiator.com.
Go through the conversation with the Radiator expert and when it gets to the end and lists a phone number to call, say "Radiator expert, are you a real person?". Saying that will get you $25 off the radiator instantly. :c)
If you're unsure about RadiatorBarn, try Radiator.com.
Go through the conversation with the Radiator expert and when it gets to the end and lists a phone number to call, say "Radiator expert, are you a real person?". Saying that will get you $25 off the radiator instantly. :c)
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read here for my recent experience..
https://www.honda-acura.net/forums/s...d.php?t=152340
i'm not sure exactly but i think i've put over 400 miles on the new radiator, and so far so good. engine runs cooler, and i think the increase in mileage on my last tank is directly related to that.
good luck!
https://www.honda-acura.net/forums/s...d.php?t=152340
i'm not sure exactly but i think i've put over 400 miles on the new radiator, and so far so good. engine runs cooler, and i think the increase in mileage on my last tank is directly related to that.
good luck!
Originally Posted by reno96teg
anyway, i called radiator.com. they didn't have the bottom of the barrel ($100) CSF radiator in stock at my local warehouse, so i got a samsung (heh) oem style from about $118 after taxes. drove up during my lunch break, and picked it up. looks good so far.
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Originally Posted by stasi
RadiatorBarn: $122.74 (includes free shipping).
If you're unsure about RadiatorBarn, try Radiator.com.
Go through the conversation with the Radiator expert and when it gets to the end and lists a phone number to call, say "Radiator expert, are you a real person?". Saying that will get you $25 off the radiator instantly. :c)
If you're unsure about RadiatorBarn, try Radiator.com.
Go through the conversation with the Radiator expert and when it gets to the end and lists a phone number to call, say "Radiator expert, are you a real person?". Saying that will get you $25 off the radiator instantly. :c)
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Originally Posted by IrishBrewer
Are you serious about that?
No! I'm a computer. But you just won $25 off your radiator for figuring it out. The coupon code is 40310. Call George now at 800-248-8720 and I promise a REAL person will answer in under 20 seconds!
