hughscpa
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Is there a substitute radiator for the m35a2? My fan decided to kiss it today when returning with my two rebuilt engines. 2 miles from home luckily.
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Replacement radiator
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March 9th, 2012.
No... BUT White Owl Parts in Kinston, NC can set you up with a new original for less then recoring. Because the deuce uses a "Bucket" type radiator, nobody today carries the right types of cores and they are not heavy enough to take the abuse a deuce radiator gets in service. Something must have moved for your fan to eat the radiator. Good luck on you repairs, a new radiator is easy to put in and will improve your cooling system. Just flush it out before you install the new radiator....
No... BUT White Owl Parts in Kinston, NC can set you up with a new original for less then recoring. Because the deuce uses a "Bucket" type radiator, nobody today carries the right types of cores and they are not heavy enough to take the abuse a deuce radiator gets in service. Something must have moved for your fan to eat the radiator. Good luck on you repairs, a new radiator is easy to put in and will improve your cooling system. Just flush it out before you install the new radiator....
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I have NOS radiators on hand also
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Check your water pump!
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A fan belt broke and got tangled up behind it somehow and grabbed a blade of the fan bending it. Needless to say the bend was towards the radiator and boom went the radiator. What a mess. I do have a new fan I can take off one of the other engines though and they are new. How lucky can I be? 
