Number of Rows in 2003 Chevy Silverado 2500hd
The bung that connects my oil cooler to the plastic side of the radiator is leaking. I have a couple of different local radiator shops, but I don't know how many rows come from the factory radiator...
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Guys,
Thanks so much for the tips.
I don't want to replace mine with anything plastic - I want it all aluminum.
That being said, my biggest complaint about towing is that the radiator really has a hard time shedding heat on hill climbs
I live in LA and when I head north to Yosemite, the climb out of LA (the "Grapevine" as it's called) usually causes the temps to rise up above 220 - 230. This causes my Trans temp to rise (and I have a 16 pass stacked plate trans cooler with an electric fan on it) as well.
If the OEM is a single, then a double should really make a big difference, if it's a double, then a third row will help.
In any case, I'm going to put an all aluminum unit in to replace my stock unit.
Thanks so much again!
Josh
Thanks so much for the tips.
I don't want to replace mine with anything plastic - I want it all aluminum.
That being said, my biggest complaint about towing is that the radiator really has a hard time shedding heat on hill climbs
I live in LA and when I head north to Yosemite, the climb out of LA (the "Grapevine" as it's called) usually causes the temps to rise up above 220 - 230. This causes my Trans temp to rise (and I have a 16 pass stacked plate trans cooler with an electric fan on it) as well.
If the OEM is a single, then a double should really make a big difference, if it's a double, then a third row will help.
In any case, I'm going to put an all aluminum unit in to replace my stock unit.
Thanks so much again!
Josh
