Reply to "Pantera #6530"

bosswrenchMember

JFB is correct- OEM Pantera radiators have the inlet & outlets on the right side, with the two Lucas fan sensors stacked on the right. Someone did what I did in the '70s- took the leaky OEM to a rad shop & had a new core installed, and they used what they had available. Don't bother replacing the OEM fan sensors- they always leak and usually don't work long. Leaks allow coolant to collect inside the chin panel and rust it. Modern rads use Bosch screw-in sensors; eliminates the 3 studs/nuts/gaskets & work more dependably. And if you've gone this far, consider installing all-stainless water tubing and eliminate yet another source of rusting. All the vendors sell 'kits' with cut-to-size Gates Green Stripe hose sections & good quality worm-screw hose clamps. Some use two clamps at each point for insurance.

9/7/151:03 PM

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