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I haven’t seen these reproduced, find a good used one. To repair yours, I might look at some of the Flex Seal products. I know, the commercials are goofy, but they have various types of sealing tape. There is a big display at the local Menards.

I have no experience with them, Cold Case is a vendor on this forum.

After 3 different urologists, I found one that I like and trust. Hard to find a good one, seems like there is a lot of goofy ones out there. Going in for another MRI/biopsy in Sept. Man, don’t give up, fight it. We’re pulling for you.

With a recovery tank fill the radiator to the top and add a little coolant to the tank.

With a recovery tank, you will also need a radiator cap for a sealed system. If not, it will suck air back into the radiator as it cools.

Hoping that somebody would reproduce those valves or a workable replacement for them. As a person with prostate cancer, whose father and 2 uncles died from it, I’m hoping to have mine removed before my Gleeson number starts going up. Maybe this fall. I hope you get good news, good luck.

He rebuilt mine about 12 years ago, works fine. Repaired the nipples, replaced the slides inside. Don’t remember what he charged.

The upper hose is 1 1/2", find a hose with the right elbows, you can extend it with 1 1/2" sink drain pipe, if you don't like the chrome, paint it. I couldn't find a long enough upper hose and that's what I did. I can get a better picture if you need it.

Thanks for posting the pictures, radiator looks really nice. The angle of the second picture makes it look like the filler neck sticks up a little high. Have you checked for hood clearance? The reason I'm asking is that the aluminum radiator I bought from Mancini a few years back for my 65, the...

If you're talking about Engineered Cooling Products, I've been considering one from this company for my 64. Looks like a reasonably priced, well built product. Hopefully somebody with experience with this product will chime in.

I wondered if that had some type of soldered in plug. After I posted that I got to thinking that you were talking about a heater box insulation kit. I had a NOS valve for my 65 Belvedere that I had bought 30+ years ago when you could still get them. Wish I'd bought a half dozen of them. Keep...

Your valve (elbow) appears somewhat different than mine. Napa offers a rebuild kit for the valve, but consists only of a rectangular diaphragm, no o-ring. Could you post a picture of your kit when you get it? I thought all these 62-65s used the same Ranco heater valve. Thanks.

I haven't done this before but I've thought very seriously about the same thing when I get to that point on my 64 Savoy. Adapt some type of elbow to the core and add a ball valve or some type of heater control valve to the hard line. As many of these that are out there I would have thought...

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I buy the pre mixed coolant. It has the filtered ionized water already in it. Been using the pre mixed stuff in our diesels for years with no problems.