radiator replacement do to leak causing contamination.
I was quoted $1350 to replace the radiator, plate gasket, filiter and flush the transmission. Then of course they said that I may be looking at a new torque convertor ($2850) if that doesnt work.
I am going to change the radiator myself and have a transmission shop finish the rest. I need to know if anyone know a good place to get a radiator and a good resource for the istallation (diagram, instructions).
Anyone had any success with this?
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I was quoted $1350 to replace the radiator, plate gasket, filiter and flush the transmission. Then of course they said that I may be looking at a new torque convertor ($2850) if that doesnt work.
I am going to change the radiator myself and have a transmission shop finish the rest. I need to know if anyone know a good place to get a radiator and a good resource for the istallation (diagram, instructions).
Anyone had any success with this?
John1
Lol. The first thing I did when I bought the car was check the rad.

Something that I found interesting was that for the most part people thought that if they had a Valeo rad it was no good, regardless of the production date. In fact, the Valeo continued on in MB's (I have one in my '05), it was just a bad run that was replaced by Behr (sp?) for a time. So, if you have a Valeo but fall outside the affected production run, you're a-okay.
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What I would like to do is replace the radiator myself but bring the car in for the tranny flush (I dont want to mess with that...inless its not too difficult). I would assume that if I did this, the contaminated tranny fluid won't damage the radiator on the 10 mile drive to get the flush will it?
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but at merc it ran them 6k including labor according to my service adviser. new rad, new hoses, refurb tranny + flushing and installing. .alll that good stuff.
but at merc it ran them 6k including labor according to my service adviser. new rad, new hoses, refurb tranny + flushing and installing. .alll that good stuff.



