burnsauto

Exactly, don't waste your time putting in a used one that's 30 years old. Just make sure that the gaskets for those plastic fittings are in right, and that the screws are tightened down. A lot of aftermarket coolers with fittings on them won't have them as tight as they should be, some even go so far as to include instructions reminding you to double check the tightness of the fittings (like a radiator that has an oil cooler built in, etc.)

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