Help ID-ing Radiator (1 Viewer)

[-Spike-]

The "barb" is just as you describe.

A TYC does not have that 'expanded round protrusion'. Just a smooth tube.

 

[Brimley]

Nope, plastic tanks, brass core. However, the plastic tank/aluminum core in the later years is better. I usually put in '96 when searching for rads.

Is there any difference in fit using a later (96/97) model on a 93?

 

[baldilocks]

Is there any difference in fit using a later (96/97) model on a 93?

No

 

[-Spike-]

Is there any difference in fit using a later (96/97) model on a 93?

No. Performance will be better though.

 

[baldilocks]

No. Performance will be better though.

What you say there?

 

[-Spike-]

What you say there?

No, there is no problem with fitting a 96-97 radiator in a 93 truck. The only difference will be better performance than what would be realized with a radiator for a 93 (brass core).

 

[baldilocks]

No, there is no problem with fitting a 96-97 radiator in a 93 truck. The only difference will be better performance than what would be realized with a radiator for a 93 (brass core).

Are the copper core units still available. I got the part number for the radiator I put in my 93 from ToyoDiy and what came was the Aluminum radiator. There was only one part number shown. It does out Perform the copper/brass CSF was previously running by a wide margin.

 

[-Spike-]

Are the copper core units still available. I got the part number for the radiator I put in my 93 from ToyoDiy and what game was the Aluminum radiator. There was only one part number shown. It does out Perform the copper/brass CSF was previously running by a wide margin.

I have no idea. I'd think Toyota superceded the brass core rad so you probably can't get an OEM brass rad. However, I don't know what aftermarket companies do, so I always put '96 in the search forms.