Radiator reviews?
#2
Spectra gets mixed reviews ranging from good to terrible.
The only radiator obtained from O'reilly (used to shucks here) began leaking badly after after a few months. The replacement is still going along OK after a few years.
If buying a radiator get one with a lifetime warranty and keep the receipt. Make sure the receipt part number matches the one on the radiator for the one you purchase and all replacements (if required).
The only radiator obtained from O'reilly (used to shucks here) began leaking badly after after a few months. The replacement is still going along OK after a few years.
If buying a radiator get one with a lifetime warranty and keep the receipt. Make sure the receipt part number matches the one on the radiator for the one you purchase and all replacements (if required).
#3
Spectra gets mixed reviews ranging from good to terrible.
The only radiator obtained from O'reilly (used to shucks here) began leaking badly after after a few months. The replacement is still going along OK after a few years.
If buying a radiator get one with a lifetime warranty and keep the receipt. Make sure the receipt part number matches the one on the radiator for the one you purchase and all replacements (if required).
The only radiator obtained from O'reilly (used to shucks here) began leaking badly after after a few months. The replacement is still going along OK after a few years.
If buying a radiator get one with a lifetime warranty and keep the receipt. Make sure the receipt part number matches the one on the radiator for the one you purchase and all replacements (if required).
that helps alot...the spectra has the lifetime warranty
#4
Spectra gets mixed reviews ranging from good to terrible.
The only radiator obtained from O'reilly (used to shucks here) began leaking badly after after a few months. The replacement is still going along OK after a few years.
If buying a radiator get one with a lifetime warranty and keep the receipt. Make sure the receipt part number matches the one on the radiators for the one you purchase and all replacements (if required).
The only radiator obtained from O'reilly (used to shucks here) began leaking badly after after a few months. The replacement is still going along OK after a few years.
If buying a radiator get one with a lifetime warranty and keep the receipt. Make sure the receipt part number matches the one on the radiators for the one you purchase and all replacements (if required).
Last edited by armandjones82; 05-30-2011 at 03:19 AM.
#5
Also stay away from CSF copper brass radiators, tend to leak. Fix one leak, another pops up. One ends up re-soldering every seam on the radiator.
I suggest you buy local, one having a life time warranty.
If not ask the shipper to pack the item beyond its original factory packaging. The factory packaging is good enough for bulk shipping to the reseller but not for UPS/FedEx which tend to bounce the product around.
The result is leaks.
I suggest you buy local, one having a life time warranty.
If not ask the shipper to pack the item beyond its original factory packaging. The factory packaging is good enough for bulk shipping to the reseller but not for UPS/FedEx which tend to bounce the product around.
The result is leaks.
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