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Old 05-16-2021, 04:35 PM   #1
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8410 Radiator replacement

I recently purchased a 2003 Atrium and upon getting home (30 miles) found a massive coolant leak at the lower corner of the radiator. I am an auto and small truck mechanic and am going to attempt the replacement.


Is there an inspection cover inside the rig? Does it come out the rear? Do I need to bring the CAC out with it? How long should I anticipate the job with air tools?



Any tips would be greatly appreciated.
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All I can say is back in 2005 I had to have the radiator replaced on a rear radiator ISB in a 2002 Monaco motorhome. Cummins in Spokane, WA did the work. Nearly $6,000 and 10 days. We stayed in it while Cummins did the work. Probably about 3 days used up finding parts and such.

Just to give you some idea of the scope of the job. Good luck.
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