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Car Forum / Chevrolet / Chevrolet Trucks / November 2006

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Gary - 16 Nov 2006 20:41 GMT
How do I know if I have a heavy duty rad. 97 z-71 ,350 ,auto ,tow package,
external engine oil cooler? Thanks
SnoMan - 16 Nov 2006 22:18 GMT
>How do I know if I have a heavy duty rad. 97 z-71 ,350 ,auto ,tow package,
>external engine oil cooler? Thanks

Basically look inside tank and count the number of rows in the core
and the width of the tubes too. Also you can measure core thickness
because if it is really HD it should be at least 2 inches thick or
more. GM also used a different clutch on fan and a different fan blade
too. I have a old 89 1500 4x4 burb that has factory HD cooling and the
radiator in it is a 3 row core and over 2 inches thick, I have never
even seen it above 210 since new and usually 190 to 200 and it has
seen some very serious heat. THey are a bit stingier when radiators
these days though.
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Augustus - 16 Nov 2006 23:54 GMT
> How do I know if I have a heavy duty rad. 97 z-71 ,350 ,auto ,tow package,
> external engine oil cooler? Thanks

The engine oil cooler inlet / outlets you can see....drivers side at bottom
of rad. Large p/s size hose going into rad that many mistake for trans
lines. The trans cooler is on other side. If it's there, then the rest will
be. You can also simply look at the option codes in the glove box sticker as
well.
Gary - 17 Nov 2006 02:13 GMT
thanks  Do you know the code for hd rad.?

>> How do I know if I have a heavy duty rad. 97 z-71 ,350 ,auto ,tow
>> package, external engine oil cooler? Thanks
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> rest will be. You can also simply look at the option codes in the glove
> box sticker as well.
Augustus - 17 Nov 2006 04:59 GMT
> thanks  Do you know the code for hd rad.?

There won't be a separate RPO for the rad....rather there will be one for
entire the HD Tow Package....possibly RPO Z82.
SnoMan - 17 Nov 2006 13:20 GMT
>There won't be a separate RPO for the rad....rather there will be one for
>entire the HD Tow Package....possibly RPO Z82.

It used to be under the RPO of VO5 for HD radiator  because it is
avaible seperately. THe engine oil cooler was KC4.
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Augustus - 17 Nov 2006 20:29 GMT
> It used to be under the RPO of VO5 for HD radiator  because it is
> avaible seperately. THe engine oil cooler was KC4.
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> TheSnoMan.com

Didn't know that....thanks for the info
 
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