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member number 10000 with a radiator leak. So I'm ready to order in a new radiator(koyo or pwr) but i was wondering with a little bit thicker core if i would have to run electric fans?
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I've got Supra TT thick Koyo installed in my SC300 2jzgte and it fits easily with clearance using stock Supra fan. You will not have any issues that I know of. It is an excellent radiator and looks great.
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Does anyone have a pic of the larger Koyo radiator installed in the SC300.... I want to see that if possible....
For minor leaks check hoses first then go to the auto shop and get the additive called "radiator stop leak" It's like liquid metal and does work most of the time..... If it is the top plastic pressure cover that is leaking at the seal you will need a new radiator....Those plastic radiators tops always leak over time...I got the metal top new radiator, but not a Koyo.. The pic looks like plastic but it is metal/alluminum....
For minor leaks check hoses first then go to the auto shop and get the additive called "radiator stop leak" It's like liquid metal and does work most of the time..... If it is the top plastic pressure cover that is leaking at the seal you will need a new radiator....Those plastic radiators tops always leak over time...I got the metal top new radiator, but not a Koyo.. The pic looks like plastic but it is metal/alluminum....
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Originally Posted by jibbby
Does anyone have a pic of the larger Koyo radiator installed in the SC300.... I want to see that if possible....
For minor leaks check hoses first then go to the auto shop and get the additive called "radiator stop leak" It's like liquid metal and does work most of the time..... If it is the top plastic pressure cover that is leaking at the seal you will need a new radiator....Those plastic radiators tops always leak over time...I got the metal top new radiator, but not a Koyo.. The pic looks like plastic but it is metal/alluminum....
For minor leaks check hoses first then go to the auto shop and get the additive called "radiator stop leak" It's like liquid metal and does work most of the time..... If it is the top plastic pressure cover that is leaking at the seal you will need a new radiator....Those plastic radiators tops always leak over time...I got the metal top new radiator, but not a Koyo.. The pic looks like plastic but it is metal/alluminum....
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