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    Went to order new rad but bit worried y they dont ask you if its a manual or automatic. I know some people on hear have had issues with milners rads in the past so can anyone shed any light on this.

  • #2
    Originally posted by Mitsy View Post
    Went to order new rad but bit worried y they dont ask you if its a manual or automatic. I know some people on hear have had issues with milners rads in the past so can anyone shed any light on this.
    buy a Roughtrax one....

    I have heard of loads of people that had rads from Milners leaking....
    I ordered some fuses once and they did not fit....
    I only buy my filter kits at Milners now....
    One day at the time I guess..

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    • #3
      Listen to the crazy Dutchman!

      Too old to care, young enough to remember

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      • #4
        I agree, last one i ordered for my manual came as an auto, sent it back and ordered from Roughtrax.
        Roy
        When ya stop having fun, Ya start getting old

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        • #5
          Originally posted by MudSurfer View Post
          Listen to the crazy Dutchman!



          See I am not as stupid as I look
          One day at the time I guess..

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          • #6
            Bought a roughtrax radiator about 5 months ago, works perfectly. And they asked if I needed auto or manual.
            Hold my beer and watch this

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            • #7
              Hi Mitsy,

              I bought a new rad from Roughtrax earlier this year. Rather than buy a brand new one I went for the reconditioned option. Not had any probems at all with it and it's fully guaranteed by Barry, so there should not be any problems. Only thing is you'll need to send your old one back to him, as he gets them reconditioned by a local radiator company. As you're not too far from Bristol you could collect from him or drop off the old one to save on carriage costs.

              Changing the rad is actually fairly easy. The manual says to remove the fan, etc, but if you are careful you can remove and replace it without taking the fan off. Just need to detach the hoses and the shroud and it should slip through the space. Just need to work the bottom hose inlet pipe through the fan blades but even that isn't too much of a problem if you use a piece of the packing cardboard to protect the radiator cooling fins whilst you are dropping the new one into place.

              Best of luck with the replacement.
              Mike G

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              • #8
                i didn't think it made a difference if you put an auto rad on a manual then all you do is not connect up atf pipes, makes no difference. you couldn't use a manual rad on an auto though, nowhere for atf pipes. maybe they didn't ask if auto or manual coz all they send out is the auto one.

                this could be complete bollox though...i have been known to imagine things then think it was real.
                i swear, it was like that when i got here...

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Tallyman View Post
                  Hi Mitsy,

                  I bought a new rad from Roughtrax earlier this year. Rather than buy a brand new one I went for the reconditioned option. Not had any probems at all with it and it's fully guaranteed by Barry, so there should not be any problems. Only thing is you'll need to send your old one back to him, as he gets them reconditioned by a local radiator company. As you're not too far from Bristol you could collect from him or drop off the old one to save on carriage costs.

                  Changing the rad is actually fairly easy. The manual says to remove the fan, etc, but if you are careful you can remove and replace it without taking the fan off. Just need to detach the hoses and the shroud and it should slip through the space. Just need to work the bottom hose inlet pipe through the fan blades but even that isn't too much of a problem if you use a piece of the packing cardboard to protect the radiator cooling fins whilst you are dropping the new one into place.

                  Best of luck with the replacement.
                  Thanks for that tallyman, i did give them a ring tho but they have stoped doing recon ones and the £200.00 price tag for a new one is to much before xmas.

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                  • #10
                    Would you like a tatty but watertight old one to keep you going for a bit?
                    it's in me shed, mate.

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by logey79 View Post
                      i didn't think it made a difference if you put an auto rad on a manual then all you do is not connect up atf pipes, makes no difference. you couldn't use a manual rad on an auto though, nowhere for atf pipes. maybe they didn't ask if auto or manual coz all they send out is the auto one.

                      this could be complete bollox though...i have been known to imagine things then think it was real.
                      Nope logey your spot on with that one. I bought mine from Fleabay, the ad said "auto or manual" al they send is an auto rad
                      Bring me the head of a treehugger

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                      • #12
                        You can always pump clean water through it and use it for a nice cup of tea at your destination

                        Now that would be a nice modification!
                        Cutting steps in the roof of the world

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by Apache View Post
                          You can always pump clean water through it and use it for a nice cup of tea at your destination

                          Now that would be a nice modification!
                          you been drinking again. hows the tarten blanket
                          JAP4X4PART ¬ THE BIGGEST SURF BREAKER IN THE UK ¬

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                          • #14
                            £89 & Free delivery http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...m=220309806251
                            Dont know about the quality though.

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                            • #15
                              1st Roughtrax rad I had developed a weep after approx 5 months use. They replaced under warranty and the new ones been perfect.

                              Rob.

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