trying to figure out how much I would need for my 1990 Ford Thunderbird SC w/a brand new Griffin high flow radiator. I'm thinking 2 gallons?
2009187
That's about right for a upgraded radiator. But in my situation I went with 3 gallons (bmw v8 w/upgraded radiator). Left me some for future use or emergency.
2009188
It's likely much more. You have to consider the volume of the radiator, hoses, and the engine block. I can't speak specifically to your car, buy more than you think. Unfortunately it's not cheap stuff.
2009189
Yes, at least 2 gallons. It is alright to purchase another gallon as this product will last in storage without degradation.
2133500
Look for a heat and air truck and ask the teck how mutch they would charge to install the unit. One factor is how your old condenser failed. If it burned the oil the r22 can NOT be reused so you would need to replace it and it is quite expensive now. You would need around 7 to 15 lbs. it is now over $7 a pound and is usually sold in 35 lb. tanks however a ac teck should have access to the reclaim equipment and small amounts of r22
1758832
use 2 3690. i have a 93 ford f150 with 2 3690 mounted in front of my radiator.works grate.richard
1066045
For a 6 cyl car I would use the whole bottle. My car was under 2 gallons in coolant capacity, so I only used half a bottle.
292665
I am looking at an 08 6.4 cooler right now and although the tru cool can be made to work it looks like the factory is the same if not better than the tru cool model in question. I would probably check out the for diesel forums for a better recommendation
1799630
I added it to my existing tranny cooler, works pretty good. I have it on a 2012 Ford Raptor. Keeps tranny temps under 260 in the desert at speed, all day
1989645
Yes, this would be standard Mopar 5 year coolant. This should be correct for your application. Thank you for shopping with Steve White Motors.
75702
Hi Muzzammil, when it was time for me to change my coolant, I ordered (2) gallons of this, as per manual. But, when I drained my 2005 Accord from the bottom drain block...it only required (1) gallon to completely fill!
2132266
I assume you mean manual transmission, the dimensions of the two radiators are the same, the difference is the additional cooling circuit need for the automatic. If you don't need it, just cap it off and carry on....
1354440
The tanks are a thick plastic, And i think its a thick 2 row core but i could be wrong i have had mine installed for a while now with no cooling issues what so ever the engine temp stays at normal operating temps even during rush hour traffic in the hot summer months of southern California. i check the the coolant level once a week and i have yet to fill the radiator or the overflow tank. hope this info helps.
989278
I have a 700R4 trans. with a slight leak will lucas work and how much will i need.
210635
yes you do have an aluminum radiator in that car. drain all coolant from vehicle. fill with water add a quarter cup of radiator cleaner. and run for 15 to 20 minutes. drain and repeat if necessary. flush radiator with water. and refill with 50:50 mixture of antifreeze
1909225
I installed a radiator similar to this one some years ago in a 1995 wrangler. My recent install was to a 1997 TJ The appearance an dimensions look similar. Bolt up should not be a problem, Just verify the hose connection size prior to ordering. I can tell you this radiator is one of the best I've seen. You would expect to pay allot more for the quality, fit & finish of this unit.
382901
I would look on amsoil.com and find out all the fluids type that you're car needs then compare + you will know also the exact quantity too
1513851
Hi,its not recommended to change the radiator. The cooling capacity should be enough for any graphics card. Best regards,Jens
689445
You will need a total of 6.5 gallons. You fill with 5 gallons to start. Then, after first start-up . . . you will add another 1.5 gallons. If you live in a cold climate (like me) . . . make sure you buy automotive transmission fluid instead of the simpler hydraulic fluid. By the way . . . this is a great product . . . splits wood like butter.
1083976
Exact amount not sure felt like10-15hp increase ran my 5.7l grand cherokee with this intake and a cherry bomb pro. Sounded great and constant good comments about exhaust sound. The intake isnt very audible but is worth buying. I had no issues running through 2 feet of snow with snow tires at -20f to -30f in mn. Car had no issues with this Intake in the cold or the heat at 103f. I was also running a low temp thermostat year round with no issues in cold or heat. Had intake for 4 years before selling the jeep. Maintenance was easy and fit great. easy install. Was worth it and motor was noticeably breathing better. Exact amount not sure felt like10-15hp increase ran my 5.7l grand cherokee with this intake and a cherry bomb pro. Sounded great and constant good comments about exhaust sound. The intake isnt very audible but is worth buying. I had no issues running through 2 feet of snow with snow tires at -20f to -30f in mn. Car had no issues with this Intake in the cold or the heat at 103f. I was also running a low temp thermostat year round with no issues in cold or heat. Had intake for 4 years before selling the jeep. Maintenance was easy and fit great. easy install. Was worth it and motor was... » Read More Exact amount not sure felt like10-15hp increase ran my 5.7l grand cherokee with this intake and a cherry bomb pro. Sounded great and constant good comments about exhaust sound. The intake isnt very audible but is worth buying. I had no issues running through 2 feet of snow with snow tires at -20f to -30f in mn. Car had no issues with this Intake in the cold or the heat at 103f. I was also running a low temp thermostat year round with no issues in cold or heat. Had intake for 4 years before selling the jeep. Maintenance was easy and fit great. easy install. Was worth it and motor was noticeably breathing better. « Show Less