Radiator question
#1
Radiator question
Unfortunately my 2016 Express needs a new radiator, not too happy about that. It has been leaking sooslo for a while now but I think I am going to have to change it. I went to order a new one and there is always a question of with or without sensor hole. Not sure how to tell which one I need or where to find out on my existing radiator. Anyone have an idea.
#3
CF Monarch
My guess is, does it have a level light on the dash, i.e. coolant low? Look at an image of the radiator, locate the sensor hole from the image, then look at your existing radiator.
#4
Thanks for responding. It just kinda sucks that a 3 year old van needs a new radiator.
#5
Just get the one with the hole. If your van doesn't have the sensor, then stick a 3/8 NPT plug in it. They cost two dollars.
#7
When I was checking them out online there was about $50.00 difference in price, that's why I haven't just went ahead and gotten one but that may be what I have to do.
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#8
Did you look at your radiator? It seems to me that there's either wires going to it, or there's not.
#9
i guess some vans come with a temp sensor in the radiator......i just changed my radiator in my 2013 express 1500 5.3.....i didnt have a temp sensor in mine......look at this page.......
https://www.gmpartscenter.net/auto-p...omponents-scat
i may be in the drivers side of the radiator.........ALSO.....getting the air out of this system is a process......post up if you have an issue getting the air out.....
https://www.gmpartscenter.net/auto-p...omponents-scat
i may be in the drivers side of the radiator.........ALSO.....getting the air out of this system is a process......post up if you have an issue getting the air out.....
#10
you can also use the same page to enter your VIN to get your specific part....if you can get the GM OEM part number you can cross reference it with a possible aftermarket number.....