Reply to "Radiator ID"

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Originally posted by Quickitty:
Can someone identify what radiator this might be.
Seems my temp sensors are bad. Fans not coming on when engine temp reaches 200F, yet when I jump the wiring, they work fine.
Are aftermarket temp switches avaialbe? I am guessing I will need to drain the radiator to install them
Here are some pics

Is there a relay used to turn on the fans or are the fans' negative leads wired directly to the sensor(s)? If it's there's a relay, I would check them first.

5/15/118:24 PM

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