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Re: F-450 radiator- repair or buy new?
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Posted by Gee on December 16, 1999 at 16:04:53 from (216.40.161.20):
In Reply to: F-450 radiator- repair or buy new? posted by IHank on December 15, 1999 at 19:46:59:
I had to make the choice this summer when my plow shoved the radiator back into the fan blades while it was running. It ate the core. I took it to a radiator shop. The re-core, and rebuild was $200. It looks like a brand new one. I think it is worth the money. But you know, I never inquired to see how much a new one is. From past experience with cars (about 40 yrs worth), it seems new radiators are about twice the rebuild price. Let us know what you do.. Gee
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