na4now

My radiator cracked at the top, front.(plastic portion) I tried repairing it by ruffing the surface, and putting some "plastic weld" epoxy on it. It lasted for about a week. Next, I was going to try melting the crack together, using a little pocket torch.....But noe, My sister wants to by my car, and its HAS to be real dependable for her, so I need to fix it right.

The Lexus dealer wants $5xx, for a new one. So, I checked on ebay, and Jhot has some used Soarer radiators for $110 shipped. Then I saw this seller. He has a brand new one for $160 shipped, but Im afraid of inferior quality. What do you guys think????

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/NEW-...sspagenameZWDVW

Then these guys have one for $120 shipped. Seems aweful cheap.
http://www.radiatorbarn.com/s7.asp?a...gine_size=3.0L

Thanks

jibbby

Those radiators will work and are very easy to install...Try and get one without the plastic top that is what I did...One year radiator is like new... Before purchasing read the sellers feedbacks, the customers usually report back as to if the product is good or not...

This is a picture of the sc400 radiator without the plastic top... Metal top instead...Radiator cap offers the pressure relief rather then the stock plastic top that is common for leaking over time...

na4now

I went ahead and ordered one from radiatorbarn. Its all metal, and they said I should recieve it in two days. Sound like a good deal to me.

After searching, ...looks like a couple other members have their radiators, too.




Jordan