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Ready Fit Aluminum Radiator Fits Select 1968-1981 GM Passenger Cars [Small Block Chevy, Automatic Transmission]
555-51901
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JEGS 555-51901 Ready-Fit Aluminum Radiator Features:
- Top driver's side = 1 1/2 in. Inlet
- Bottom passenger's side = 1 1/2 in. Outlet
- Uses 5/16 in. inverted flare tube OE fittings for transmission cooler (1/2 in.-20 flare cone)
- Replaces Northern Part Number 205028
Specifications:
Which radiator cap for this radiator
What electric fan kit do you recommend with this radiator
Hello. What connections does it have on the passenger side other than inlet, transmission cooler and overflow. I see a couple more connectors there.
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