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Dr. autoparts intake manifold
I just replaced my radiator on my 1997. Now that I have presser in the cooling system, I'm losing fluid (Can't see any). I'm assuming it's from the intake manifold.
I went on eBay and found one at, “Dr.autoparts.” It seems to have good feedback, although it’s “private.” It says “Re-Engineered to Prevent Common Failure Patterns and Reinforced & Re-Engineered EGR & Coolant Passage Walls for Greater Durability and to resist corrosion.” The price is only $59.95, + $14.95 S&H. Is anyone familure with Dr.autoparts? Are they any good? I know the cheapest is not the best way to go but sometimes it can be good. Thank you for any input, Chris. |
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Re: Dr. autoparts intake manifold
You could ask him who manufactures the part, and investigate from there. I do not think there are many aftermarket sources for this item.
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Re: Dr. autoparts intake manifold
I asked and he said, "They are made over seas in China/ Taiwan." Wonder if China/Taiwan can be good?
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Re: Dr. autoparts intake manifold
Yes, the dorman is good. I have used that one before and it works fine.
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