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the OEM one is fine - i bought a larger aftermarket one (cheapy ebay) and it would have been too large to fit without some bother with the fans.
If I can't overheat it doing 10+ lap track stints in the summer, then the original one is fine, you can probably get one cheap off ebay - it's probably similar to other hondas and maybe even rover 600 - get the part number and start searching!
If I can't overheat it doing 10+ lap track stints in the summer, then the original one is fine, you can probably get one cheap off ebay - it's probably similar to other hondas and maybe even rover 600 - get the part number and start searching!
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OEM rads give plenty of cooling on preludes, no problem dissipating the heat - but if yours is a VTEC, make sure you get the right one (2.0 rads are slimmer core, IIRC).
You can use an auto rad in a manual car (just ignore the trans-cooler connections in the bottom tank) but not a manual rad in an auto car.
You can use an auto rad in a manual car (just ignore the trans-cooler connections in the bottom tank) but not a manual rad in an auto car.
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i have this saved in my ebay;
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BRAND-NEW-RA ... 1438.l2649
i just use regular blue coolant but dont change your coolant colour/type without a full flush of the system as mixing more than one type will kill your headgasket
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BRAND-NEW-RA ... 1438.l2649
i just use regular blue coolant but dont change your coolant colour/type without a full flush of the system as mixing more than one type will kill your headgasket
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Not aware of anyone on here that's gone waterless.... That doesn't mean it isn't a good idea/shouldn't be tried, though!
I must admit, I have considered it.
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I'm thinking about it I have no clue what coolant is in it as this is the first change I have done owning it so I was going to do a full flush anyway doing my thermostat at the same time.