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Old 07-23-2002, 04:03 PM   #1
93GTDIN
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Default It's 105 degrees in texas... aluminum radiator?
and my car is overheating. It doesnt usually (usually sits at around 190-210. Today it went all the way up to 240. I dont think anything is wrong, because it heated up very slowly as I sat in traffic for 20 minutes. What steps can I take to really help my car keep cooler? Is an alluminum radiator worth it? Testimonials anyone?
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