Old days is just look for a Modine and life would be plenty fine for quite a long time.

Naturally I see all the cheapies on flee bay. 

I just went thru my used ones and it seems plastic tanks just don’t like sitting and then being forced back into labor. Read that as second USED radiator to fail on me this year at the plastic reservoir , of course!

Advice from empathetic knuckle busters ? 

Edited December 19, 20187 yr by moosens

If you still have a failed plastic one left I would try taking or shipping it to a radiator shop. They could probably make a metal one that has the same dimensions. It will probably cost some $ though.

try radiator.com

 

Koyo or Denso. Only. 

GD

Rockauto has Denso radiators for ~$75. They're an OE radiator manufacturer for many carmakers, might even be OE for Suabru. Should last a while. 

Edited December 20, 20187 yr by Phoenixilva

is it a manual? not sure if the 95-99 radiator would work but i have one was ment for an auto but the trans cooler fittings leak radiator holds coolant would be great for a manual 20 bucks its a newer radiator boght from junk yard car because it appeared to have been replaced recently then found the trans cooler leaked trans fluid externally from the fittings and couldent get it to stop.

Edited December 20, 20187 yr by sirtokesalot

It’s a five speed.

I’ll likely use an automatic and just cap the tranny cool ports. Kind of common these days with manuals such a small portion of the market.

Thanks everyone! 

And thanks sir tokes , but I think I’m going to invest in a fresh unit.