After replacing our 1975 Pontiac Safari Catalina's alternator, we were feeling pretty good about things--smug, even. Then we noticed some coolant beneath the car. That can't be from ours, right? A quick smell revealed that it was engine coolant. The car hadn't been running hot, though, and the rad…
Sure it cost 400 bucks but you'll never need another one. If you decide to hot up the motor a little, you'll have some extra capacity.
That's kind of what we thought: This radiator should last quite a while. The plan is to drive this, not constantly chase little problems.
Did you change the water pump hose and thermo stat also ?
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