2nd Gen Non-Engine/Transmission radiator search ???

[roofer4kidz]

Ok... I need to replace the radiator on my 95 2500... are all the aluminum/plastic tank radiators created equal? probably not... any recommendations???

 

[ewcmr2]

The (Valio?) radiator I bought at a local store was an EXACT match to the OE unit. The only difference was the Chrysler symbol was "melted" off.

 

[firefighter_2000]

Performance Radiator

Mine went south last year as well. I bought one from performance radiator ( Performance Radiator® ). They're a national company. It wasn't as thick as the stock one, but cools the truck well, even when towing. It's the standard aluminum core and plastic tank, but heck, my OEM was the same and it lasted over 240k miles. It was around 200 bucks and was an easy removal/install.

Craig

 

[kcv67]

I bought a Napa one two years ago it was a 4 row aluminum with plastic tanks it was cheaper than any others I could find and a lifetime warranty.

 

[Hootguy]

i bought the OEm one about 5 years ago,,it is now aluminum instead of the original brass/copper style,,,expensive yes,,about $500. 00 IN CANADA,,,but it's as large as the original one and being aluminum now,,it could probably cool a locomotive,,,sometimes it pays to bite the bullet,,,and i havent seen any aftermarket ones which were as good,,

 

[Moose]

I have heard good things about Built TOUGH Radiators thicker, 4 row core and all metal construction.