Where to buy a radiator for the lowest price?
Originally posted by buss95max
www.copartfinder.com
i used this site and saved 400+ bucks...
for a MAF
dealer : $540
used: $100
www.copartfinder.com
i used this site and saved 400+ bucks...
for a MAF
dealer : $540
used: $100
Where are you located ?
Have you tried a local autoparts store ? Most of them have access to new aftermarket radiators in the $100 to $200 price range. If that does not work, I know a radiator shop in MA that will sell you a new one for short money. They might ship, or they might be able to send you to the wholesaler that supplies them for a local contact in your area. The local Nissan dealer parts manager sent me there for a hard to find unit. He said they don't even use Nissan radiators due to their *ridiculous* prices.
I would not buy a used radiator myself, they wear out quick enough as is.
If you're interested, let me know... I'lll dig out the info and you can start calling.
Bob
I would not buy a used radiator myself, they wear out quick enough as is.
If you're interested, let me know... I'lll dig out the info and you can start calling.
Bob
Re: Where are you located ?
Originally posted by BobMax
Have you tried a local autoparts store ? Most of them have access to new aftermarket radiators in the $100 to $200 price range. If that does not work, I know a radiator shop in MA that will sell you a new one for short money. They might ship, or they might be able to send you to the wholesaler that supplies them for a local contact in your area. The local Nissan dealer parts manager sent me there for a hard to find unit. He said they don't even use Nissan radiators due to their *ridiculous* prices.
I would not buy a used radiator myself, they wear out quick enough as is.
If you're interested, let me know... I'lll dig out the info and you can start calling.
Bob
Have you tried a local autoparts store ? Most of them have access to new aftermarket radiators in the $100 to $200 price range. If that does not work, I know a radiator shop in MA that will sell you a new one for short money. They might ship, or they might be able to send you to the wholesaler that supplies them for a local contact in your area. The local Nissan dealer parts manager sent me there for a hard to find unit. He said they don't even use Nissan radiators due to their *ridiculous* prices.
I would not buy a used radiator myself, they wear out quick enough as is.
If you're interested, let me know... I'lll dig out the info and you can start calling.
Bob
If it's not to much trouble, I think I will need some of that info you have, because I was quoted 283 for a new Nissan radiator, and that's with a 25% discount!, that price does seem ridiculous to me.
Thank you bobmax!
Try www.radiator.com $165, including next day shipping. Lifetime guaranty. Make sure you get an alluminum radiator, not a brass one. Nissan uses an "aluminum" radiator in a plastic housing. Aluminum does a better job of disipating heat and weighs less. A brass radiator will weigh more, have more cooling coils, be larger, and hold more fluid. Consequently it will add another 30 lbs of weight to the front end of the car and slow the car's acceleration. (Yes, I know from experience) Don't forget to add Freezetone (a rust inhibitor) when you fill.
Thanks!!!
Originally posted by red112fl
Try www.radiator.com $165, including next day shipping. Lifetime guaranty. Make sure you get an alluminum radiator, not a brass one. Nissan uses an "aluminum" radiator in a plastic housing. Aluminum does a better job of disipating heat and weighs less. A brass radiator will weigh more, have more cooling coils, be larger, and hold more fluid. Consequently it will add another 30 lbs of weight to the front end of the car and slow the car's acceleration. (Yes, I know from experience) Don't forget to add Freezetone (a rust inhibitor) when you fill.
Try www.radiator.com $165, including next day shipping. Lifetime guaranty. Make sure you get an alluminum radiator, not a brass one. Nissan uses an "aluminum" radiator in a plastic housing. Aluminum does a better job of disipating heat and weighs less. A brass radiator will weigh more, have more cooling coils, be larger, and hold more fluid. Consequently it will add another 30 lbs of weight to the front end of the car and slow the car's acceleration. (Yes, I know from experience) Don't forget to add Freezetone (a rust inhibitor) when you fill.
Thanks!!
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