Will this fit my 1998 318ti? Also does this radiator not require an overflow tank because it is built in? I don't see this mentioned anywhere.
1276078
I think this radiator is for a 6-cylinder and the 318ti has a 4-cylinder (?) so I don't think it will fit.
1276079
Im not sure if it will fit your vehicle. It probably will? As far as the expansion tank, you will need one.
1566632
I don't have the build date of your car so I am answering for a 2006 325i with a V6 3.0 engine with a early 2006 build. Yes it will fit as the OEM part number for the thermostat is 11537549476 and it matches the description of this list item. To be sure go to realoem(dot)com and enter last 7 digits of your car's VIN. Select Engine->Engine Cooling and click on the thermostat image which will bring up the exact part number. Example (will show if Amazon allows links otherwise will be blank): http://www.realoem.com/bmw/showparts.do?model=VB13&mospid;=48522&btnr;=11_3754&hg;=11&fg;=35
1297890
I mounted it with the hoses to the passengers side. This was on a 95 V6 Pathfinder. It was a tight fit and I ground some metal off of the center brace in front of the radiator to make it fit. Like many of the reviewers said "buy the extra hose, you're gonna need it".
426526
Yes, I upgraded my stock radiator for a custom 4 core with no room for a tranny cooler. I used this Mishimoto MMOC-F behind a side port of the front bumper and simply wired it to the radiator electric fan. It works magnificently.
2009187
That's about right for a upgraded radiator. But in my situation I went with 3 gallons (bmw v8 w/upgraded radiator). Left me some for future use or emergency.
2123106
I installed it on my sisters 2003 Vibe 2 wheel drive. The stock exhaust is a solid welded piece from front to back. Use an electric saw to cut out the old catalytic assembly. Then put the new cat pipe with a muffler clamp. I did have trouble fitting the new cat pipe over the stock exhaust where I made the cut. It seems that Magnaflow didnt expand the end of their cat pipe (where it fits over the stock exhaust) wide enough. It just wouldnt slip on easily.
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This worked in my 66 with 200ci with C4 and without AC. It is a 3 row NOT a 2 row so you may need a new fan spacer. I went with a universal 1" spacer. It also comes with a clear drain hose. I replaced that with the NOS style. Good radiator and deal.
260443
You need to check your owner's manual....mine specifically said in it to use that coolant....hope this helps.
2190374
I think it will fit but you won't really have a place to put the radiator that makes sense.
195921
I installed this one into my 2005 impala. This radiator fits but doesn't clamp on to the cooling fans and the top hose doesn't connect to the engine properly. But once the fan is installed it holds the radiator in place pretty good. I use a hose spliter that cost about $5 and split a bottom and top hose to make a new one that fits to the engine. Ive had this setup installed for 7 months now with no problems. I spent $500 when I took it to a mechanic to install a new one, that lasted only 4 months and couldn't get a refund and I spent $175 installing this myself. So if you can install it your self I would use this one. I installed this one into my 2005 impala. This radiator fits but doesn't clamp on to the cooling fans and the top hose doesn't connect to the engine properly. But once the fan is installed it holds the radiator in place pretty good. I use a hose spliter that cost about $5 and split a bottom and top hose to make a new one that fits to the engine. Ive had this setup installed for 7 months now with no problems. I spent $500 when I took it to a mechanic to install a new one, that lasted only 4 months and couldn't get a refund and I spent $175 installing this myself. So if you can install it... » Read More I installed this one into my 2005 impala. This radiator fits but doesn't clamp on to the cooling fans and the top hose doesn't connect to the engine properly. But once the fan is installed it holds the radiator in place pretty good. I use a hose spliter that cost about $5 and split a bottom and top hose to make a new one that fits to the engine. Ive had this setup installed for 7 months now with no problems. I spent $500 when I took it to a mechanic to install a new one, that lasted only 4 months and couldn't get a refund and I spent $175 installing this myself. So if you can install it your self I would use this one. « Show Less
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It is for both cars. I have a standard trans which did not need the transmission oil coolers hook up at the bottom of the radiator. If you look at the picture it has two holes for the automatic transmission oil cooler hook up.
87763
All depends. Most modern cars do not have a seperate radiator cap. If you have the tank with a pressure screw on cap just make sure it all fits in and do the proper run time. I have that kind of system on my 2004 chevy truck. I have put on several thousand miles towing our travel trailer and have added no coolant. The truck runs better than it has in a while.
1658553
Always get a new radiator cap with a new radiator. Read others experiences. There are differences in thickness of plastic and caps. Sorry, but that is the best advice I can offer.
162607
should be able to put this one in with no problem Hayden Automotive 402 Ultra-Cool Tube and Fin Transmission Cooler
489571
everything I have found says it will fit if it is the side mount tank(it is only 19 gal tank). If you look in the owners manual it says that the tank size is 24.5 gals for reg cab, 25 gal for super cab, and 30 gals for long bed. I think that in 1997 is when the style was changed and only have one tank on the truck. Hope this helps.Looks like the spectra part number you need is either F44A, F45A, or F46A
878369
Ouch.. This is an entirely different problem..... For some reason your coolant system is being over pressurized..... This could simply be a bad thermostat or it could be something like the radiator core is shot..... I think that you should have this car looked at by a repair shop. Sorry.... don't mean to be the bearer of bad news...... Eric
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I would suggest emailing csf and ask them. I've never had a problem with one. Did you have a problem? Did you make sure to use a taller radiator cap with it? The stock radiator cap will not work.