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The a/c condenser is a flat fin type core and will let small debris pass =
through and clog the radiator core. This problem will go undetected =
untill you have a overheating problem and then it could be too late! The =
only way to check the radiator (if you have air cond.) is to remove it =
and basically hold it up and look through it. You might be able to =
remove the top mounting bolts and lean it back and look in front of it =
for a blockage with a flashlight. Hope this helps.
Dahrl Clark
Clarks Radiator Service
dclark@nb.net
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