bx 19rd estate radiator ?

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kevino
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bx 19rd estate radiator ?

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Hi everybody,
does anybody know where i can get a new radiator for my bx ? I have tried GSF but they have now stopped doing parts for the bx. ?
many thanks Kevino
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jeremy
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Try Car parts direct - I've used them and my CV joint turned up about 7.30 the next morning!

http://www.carparts-direct.co.uk

Eurocarparts don't list any diesel ones as available
jeremy
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kevino
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euro car parts

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Hi Jeremy,
I have just tried car parts direct and found that a rad is £148.99 I think that is way too much money what do you think? I am looking for a rad somewhere under £100 including delivery.
cheers kevino
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Xaccers
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try http://www.eurocarparts.com
they have some listed under £100
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andmcit
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http://tinyurl.com/ebayrad1

any good to you? Least there's a picture!

Andrew

<edit> now reread and realise it's a generic pic - oops
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citronut
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i dont know if this is any use but its a GSF No. for a BX TD 88/91, N17326, otherwise i think i have got a good S/H one
, were abouts are you
regards malcolm
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AndersDK
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The TD (turbodiesel) rad for the BX is even dearer - and wont fit the n/a diesel RD. Its got special angled studs, which will require a set of TD coolant hoses to fit an RD.

The RD rad is rather simple in layout, with straight angled studs. I suspect its quite easy to modify any other large rad to fit the BX N/A diesel.
There is adequate space to fit a couple of homemade brackets to secure the rad to existing mountings, so it wont be too bad fitting a petrol 1,9 rad.
Anders (DK) - '90 BX16Image
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kevino
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rad bx

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hi Citroen nut,
I'm in The Wirral just opposite Liverpool at the end of the M53.

cheers kevino
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citronut
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what modle BX is this for,

i am hopping to be at the CCC national HUNTINGDON this week end, if thats of any use
regards malcolm
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kevino
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bx 19 rd rad

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Hi Malcolm,
I'm afraid it isn't much use to me i'm in the wirral near liverpool and my car being poorly i wouldn't make it to huntingdon, I need to try somewhere nearer or have the item posted which would cost a fortune.

Cheers kevino
P.S. have a great time this weekend
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or have the item posted which would cost a fortune.
Not nesser-celery.

It is generally cheaper to have items like that couriered, I have had a few amps and CD players couriered around and the prices weren't bad.

The dearest was a pre/power amp in two boxes. The pre- weighed about as much as a radiator, the power was 36KG. £22 for the pair (one consignment)

That was UPS IIRC but it pays to shop around as they have different conditions and threshold weights.
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