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are the radiators from an automatic and a 5-speed different, if so could a automatic one be used in a 5-speed, thanks
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i dont see why they would be any different! i bet it would work1993 5 speed FI. 2-5/8" tach, short throw, muffler delete. SOLD
1993 5 speed FI. A/C! muffler delete, 2-5/8" tach, 5% tint, 14" alum. wheels, JVC head unit, 2 MTX 10" subwoofers. 195K
2000 Trans Am 6 speed
1997 HD 1200 sportster
1986 Honda Rebel 250 -
Automatic rads have the connections for the tranny lines, fluid runs through it and gets cooled. So...big differance....unless you use a tranny cooler on the automatic...then you can use a regular 5 speed tranny."FLTG4LIFE" @FINALLEVEL , "PBH"
89L Silver EFI auto
91GL Green Auto DD
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You can use the radiator from an auto on a stick shift; it's thicker and cools better.White '89L auto - Sold!
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Automatic radiators are also 2 core where the 5 speed one is a single core. But you can use the auto in a manual car.Comment
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I have done it!
Just make sure you flush out all the trans fluid otherwise it'll leak out over time in your drive way or garage.
You can also just cap the inlet and out let off.'93 Blue 5spd 230K(down for clutch and overall maintanence)
'93 White B6 swap thanks to Skeeters Keeper
'92 Aqua parts Car
'93 Turquoise 5spd 137K
'90 White LX Thanks to FB71
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