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Hoe
Dodge Dakota
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2/19/2003
22:19:06
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yeah i was on my home tonight and i started to take off adn my fan started hitting my radiator and by the time i got pulled into a parking lot it ripped open my radiator and messed my flex fan up pretty bad ...but i cant see where the fan came unbolted or anythign ....i dont know what happend ...but my question is how much would you guys say its going to cost me to take it and have a new radiator and fan in it......its a 95 5.2
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Hoss318
Dodge Dakota
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2/19/2003
22:35:20
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Radiators are EASY, just make sure you get the right parts for the tranny coolant lines. I had to replace the entire tranny coolant lines when I replaced my radiator on my 95 318 :-(
New Modine radiator is prolly less than $200, you can do it yourself... just watch those tranny coolant lines.
R/Trottmann
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94STEVE
Dodge Dakota
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2/20/2003
00:02:54
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You got the electric fan because of the 3" body lift right? They will be easy to change and probly not more then $200 total
94Steve
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Hoe
Dodge Dakota
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2/20/2003
07:00:39
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no i put a 17 inch flexalite flex fan in it becaue of my 2" body. and i have to go take a look at it tonight but i'm glad to hear a radiator isnt going to cost an arm and both my nuts
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Hoe
Dodge Dakota
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2/20/2003
11:05:59
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i found a radiator from speedyradiator.com for 124.95 i think i''ll get that and get a tranny cooler and close the lines off the bottom.will that work
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fastdak
Dodge Dakota
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2/28/2003
00:22:07
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check for broken motor mounts too
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DAHEMIKOTA
Dodge Dakota
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3/01/2003
00:48:17
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Don't put a flexalite flex fan too close to your radiator. I've seen them flex right into the radiator when the engine revs up. Cuts a real nice circle in the rad. The fan blades bend forward when RPM's increase. NASCAR boys tried them once and had the same problem you described.
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