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Hey guys, just wanted to update with the resolution. So I pulled the radiator And I was able to remove the plug which had burst from the threaded hole. Apparently these plugs are for AT sensors and such, which I obviously don't have. So there are a bunch of extra plug holes on the radiator that are probably more prone to bursting. So I brought another plug from my radiator to the shop and was able to find a threaded plug with the same dimension. Just plugged up the hole with a new plug and voila, good as new. Didn't have to drop the dough on a new radiator. Thanks for your help

Czny, I have a manual and a/c I don't use, will the radiator you have for sale work?

So my buddy who owns an auto shop is saying he needs the manufacturer date because there are 2 radiators for 1991 loyale, and the manufacturers label is unreadable, does anyone know the difference between the 2? The one in there currently is all brass..

Thanks czny , I dm'd you. Does someone have a link to a radiator install thread?

South Lake Tahoe. What would a barely used one run? I'm being told $150 up here, might as well get a new one rather than having this one repaired, correct?

No plastic tanks

It's all brass. Obviously after this burst it wouldn't hold coolant, it's directly on the side of the radiator right in the middle. So, nothing can be done ? New radiator?

Hey guys. Yesterday I was driving up a dirt road in my 91 loyale when a 'plug' or something burst on the left side of the radiator. So, it's on the opposite side of the radiator cap. It is about in the middle on the side, and I see there are two similar holes on the other side where the cap is and they have hoses that are capped coming out of them. my question is, am I able to buy a part that screws into the hole (hose with a cap on them) or do I need a whole new radiator? What is the hole there for? Obviously something was fastened in the hole before and it burst out.