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Old 05-23-2025, 02:21 PM   #1
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Looking for radiator

Looking for help with getting a radiator for a 1992 Fleetwood Coronado Chevy engine. Any ideas would be gratefully received!!!
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Is your coach on a P chassis or a W ?

Have you contacted a radiator shop about a re-core , if your upper/lower tanks are ok ?

Have you tried the " Ultra RV Products " web site for a part number that would aide your search ?

www.ultrarvproducts.com
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Re-core would be cheapest, get a 4 tube core if you go that way. It will be more expensive but has 33% more cooling than what is most likely in there.
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Do some searching based on any numbers you can find on the radiator, and the looks of it. New radiators are so cheap I wouldn't mess with a repair or used one unless you can't find anything new.
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