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f00g00 · 09-14-2007, 10:38 AM

It says it would but if you have an Auto transmission it might not have the transmission cooling built into it.
Its wise to get a rad with the tranny cooler built in and for more protection get a supplemental cooler you mount in line with the one built into the radiator.

igosaur · 09-14-2007, 11:33 AM

I've been suspicious of my wife having an affair for some time. All the usual signs are there, nights out with the girls, the caller hanging up when I answer the phone, being secretive about calls to her mobile phone, etc.

I decided to watch where she goes on these nights out so last night I followed her. I was in my 1989 Supra 7MGE. I pulled up close to where her taxi stopped and hid behind the car with the hood open as she paid the fare.

It was a good vantage point.

It was at this moment that I noticed a small hairline crack in the top of the radiator. Now, is the repair of this leak within the abilities of the average person using radweld etc. or should I take it to the garage for repair.

Your advice would be appreciated.

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09-14-2007, 10:38 AM	#1
f00g00 12psi boost Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Kuwait Posts: 292	It says it would but if you have an Auto transmission it might not have the transmission cooling built into it. Its wise to get a rad with the tranny cooler built in and for more protection get a supplemental cooler you mount in line with the one built into the radiator.

09-14-2007, 11:33 AM	#2
igosaur 3" Exhaust Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Gosport Posts: 59	I've been suspicious of my wife having an affair for some time. All the usual signs are there, nights out with the girls, the caller hanging up when I answer the phone, being secretive about calls to her mobile phone, etc. I decided to watch where she goes on these nights out so last night I followed her. I was in my 1989 Supra 7MGE. I pulled up close to where her taxi stopped and hid behind the car with the hood open as she paid the fare. It was a good vantage point. It was at this moment that I noticed a small hairline crack in the top of the radiator. Now, is the repair of this leak within the abilities of the average person using radweld etc. or should I take it to the garage for repair. Your advice would be appreciated.