NitroNutt

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What is this number on the radiator cover? Have the same number on bottom of hatch compartment.

samsonb

That didn't look too bad compared to other pics I've seen. Mine was 1/4 full of leaves.

swampoodle-pat

Do you have you build sheet? If so, check to see if it is part of the sequence number. This partial and complete sequence number is found in a number of places in the same yellow pencil marking. Try your spare and under the air cleaner. This number is also referred to the body number and can be found on the rear well where the ABS system is located.
Pat

pologreen1

nice

tdogg21

it usually is not a number of an importance. from what i understand, it's just a number to keep certain parts together. but still cool to find.

samsonb

I've heard of people writing all kinds of things in the cars when they are being built.

1bdvet

It's vacuum cleaner in there, now I bet your car will run cooler, till it sucks them up again.

NitroNutt

I couldn't believe how much hair came out of there

runner140*

I run a shop/vac with an extension (3' X 1") PVC pipe, about every other month.
Works for me.

MyFatNutz

hahaha, I always wondered where all them hairs on the urinal and toilet bowl went to...

larry00

I used a shop vac and PVC and got a hole in my radator !
Now use the cardboard center from Christmas wrapping paper and it works well and is not so hard .

CStewTAMU

If you wana really get it clean, take it out of the car and run a powerwasher through the core.

Then take it to a radiator shop and have them take a side tank off and run a bar through all the tubes in the core. I just had that done to mine. Since doing that, mine runs much cooler. Temps stay under 200 even in traffic and oil temps are about 20-30 degrees cooler too.

Wathen1955

Yep, mine was so bad that even cleaning it was a PITA so I replaced it instead. Now car never over heats. Runs between 200-210 with a 190 stat.

'Shifter

Remember, our cars were built in the day of the "hair bands"