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    My radiator busted and now I`m faced witht the decision to get another one. I got a honda accord 90 ex, does it come with a two-channel radiator or a one-channel radiator ? and which one would be better cuz I`ve checked for prices and two-channel radiators are pricey :s
    Never drive faster than your guardian angel can fly.. CB7 Rider :>

    #2
    im not positive on the channels...but just go get one from autozone, or the local parts place. They should have one for abot 100 bucks.

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      #3
      two core radiator is like $100 at Autozone. Manual trannys have single row, autos have dual. You can use a dual on a manual trans, just don't use the nipples for the auto tranny cooler.

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        #4
        You can get a KOYO C00019 delivered to your door for about $85-$90 from radiator.com. These are 2 core and work with either manual or auto trannies. These are copper core with plastic tanks. I personally like the aluminum ones. Why? Because I have noticed a difference in cooling my f22a6 motor. In that, the cooling fan comes on less often. The price is the same, and Visteon makes one for our accords. In both my accords the OE was Denso (ND). I still have my original OE in my 91. Plastic tanks do lasts. And radiator repair is becoming a thing of the pasts, as it is cheaper to replace than to repair. The only exception I can see, would be the all aluminum radiator.
        TBILL
        92 Accord EX Coupe
        CB7, 5 spd, Seattle Silver

        91 Accord LX - no mods
        CB9, Auto, Cobolt Blue Cooking with Clinton

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          #5
          I wish Fluidyne or whatever that company is made them for 4th gens. I was ready to spend $350 on one when mine blew up a few years ago (not literall, just a crack in the tank).

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