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    Radiator

    anyone have a radiator for a 1991 Ford Ranger 2.3L? turns out the upper neck on mine is cracked and leaking badly. I tried using epoxy and so far it is holding, but im not so sure it will work under rough conditions. any tips on what can fix it tho? its plastic.

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    I'm heading to the junk yard tomorrow. I can look for one if I don't run out of time.

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    On rt 100 about 15-20 miles south of the track there is a Mustang yard. Im sure you can get one from there...any mustang with a 2.3 4cyl in it should have a rad that would fit...
    http://midcomustang.com/
    Last edited by EnduroFromDE; 10-19-2009 at 12:04 PM.
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    I did my best looking but couldn't find a Ranger or Bronco with a 4 cylinder that still had a radiator in it except one and it had an obvious hole in the core. There were plenty of 6's but it looked like the were reversed from the 4's

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    Danger did you try a.e. Minnotos in douglassville
    that where most of dx gets our stuff

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    yeah what he said go see uncle sammy lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by Danger83Ranger View Post
    anyone have a radiator for a 1991 Ford Ranger 2.3L? turns out the upper neck on mine is cracked and leaking badly. I tried using epoxy and so far it is holding, but im not so sure it will work under rough conditions. any tips on what can fix it tho? its plastic.
    Clean the crack real good and put lots of silicone sealant on it.
    You can use PVC cleaning solution to clean the area. (Stuff in the yellow can)
    RTV or clear silicone sealer will work the best.
    Don't use Silicone Caulk!
    Let it dry for a day.
    The silicone sealant will stretch with the bumps and bangs.
    If that don't work then put in the new radiator.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BIGDADDY64 View Post
    Danger did you try a.e. Minnotos in douglassville
    that where most of dx gets our stuff


    where is minnotos located in douglasville? i go through douglasville on my way home from work.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NeetsSpectator View Post
    Clean the crack real good and put lots of silicone sealant on it.
    You can use PVC cleaning solution to clean the area. (Stuff in the yellow can)
    RTV or clear silicone sealer will work the best.
    Don't use Silicone Caulk!
    Let it dry for a day.
    The silicone sealant will stretch with the bumps and bangs.
    If that don't work then put in the new radiator.

    i tried the rtv mopar silicone that i had. it did not work. after the motor warmed up for 5 minutes, it started to leak. i will have to get a new rad.

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    its on old 422 across from douglassville auto body , if u cant find em let me know

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    its right near 84 lumber but towards Pottstown on old 422

    usually when you tell people that, they find it quicker.
    Nate
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    yeah what nate and critter saID
    its on ben franklin highway coming from reading area when u get to the 422 ramp stay strate instead of bearing to the rite its about 1/2 mile on rite

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    Green Lane Auto Patrs

    Try calling Sam at Green Lane Auto Parts, tell him Wink said to call
    215-541-0511
    Maddawg

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    i called sam but the office is closed i guess, i got the there message system.

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    minottos is open till 2 tommorow , they should have more then one there 4 ya

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