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You can also get the housing in natural or polished stainless steel, but there expensive.

Hi Dan, are you using the stuff in the white or the black bottle? My 340 has performance modifications and is stored in an unheated garage during the cold Toronto winters.

Thanks for the replies, will be doing a fluid change on the rad.

Does anyone use coolant additive in their car, like water wetter or ultra cool and does it make your car run cooler like it claims.

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Thanks O.C.C, good luck with your truck.

Thanks fklskv for the advise, did what you said, and you are correct the motor is responsible for blowing the fuse, will see if Napa Auto Parts has one in stock tomorrow.

I have a 1989 Chevy Silverado V8 5.0L, K1500 fleetside, 2wd, auto, w/o air conditioning. When the blower motor switch is turned on it doesn't work on any mode (low, medium, high) it also blows the 25amp fuse everytime the switch is activated, should I start with the blower switch or the resistor...

Due to modification, I've tried to cover all heat related areas during this build, new three core rad, high flow Milodon water pump, heavy duty oil cooler and heavy duty tranny cooler. Specs: 340, x-heads with 520 lift and 3500 stall and 750 holley dp, torker 2 intake, hooker headers, 3.91s in...

Also some help to clarify, does a modified street engine run a bit hotter then a 100% stock engine, slantsixdan has already expressed his opinion about this, just curious on other members thoughts on this. Just trying to determine that maybe a car with headers and some engine modification will...

Not saying your wrong, just stating through observation inregards to what my car is exhibiting on humid and non humid days via the temperature gauge. Sorry just going by what my eyeballs see.

Already have three Autometer gauges mounted under the dash and another in the center of dash, running short on places to put another gauge. Car does run hotter on humid days and also in stop and go traffic. On days with less humidity the needle will sit a notch back towards the C. The...

Thanks Dan, I should be good then considering the radiator is new. I will assume the last line just before the H on the gauge would be considered, pull your car over to the side of the road as soon as possible.

I took my car (68 Barracuda 340) out for a drive yesterday, the temperature here in Toronto Ontario Canada with humidity was around 95F. I have various gauges in the car, some are factory and others are Autometer, out of habit I always check my gauges, which I'm sure most others on here do...

The cap is new, not sure what the pressure is, I would need to check. It was bought at the Chrysler dealer and they now only have the one type available.

I have a 68 Barracuda 340 which I installed a coolant overflow reservoir, to help recover some of the coolant and not lose it on the ground. But even with the reservoir its still unloading coolant on the floor, why? is this normal, what is causing this.

Hi Saetun, I have one installed on my 68 Barracuda 340, I mounted it directly beside the rad, out of the way. I didn't want it to be taller or stick out past the rad, so I went with one that's 2"x15" 24oz. It looks good, doesn't take up excessive room and it does what it suppose to. Make sure...

Hi, can someone please verify which year Mopar and engine size takes this double groove fan pulley pictured below. Part# 3870211 the diameter is 6 1/4" and the depth is 2 1/8". This Part I believe is now NLS.:dontknow:

Hi cudadriver, my rad was made 22 x 17.5, was a little concerned I had it made to the wrong size, thanks for the reassurance.

Hi, can someone please give me some insight, what size rad normally goes into a 68 Barracuda V8? Is it 22" x 17 1/2" or 22" x 17 1/4". I'm hoping its the 22 x 17 1/2.

Useless his 65 Dart is more track then street, then obviously if he want's major flow, then put an expensive electric water pump on it. Milodon doesn't claim huge increase in flow, but a 20-25% over the original which is better then a kick in the ***. For people with a car that's more street...

Cast Iron Water Pump: diameter of fan pulley is 6 1/2" and crank pulley is 6 3/4"(original stock pulleys for sixties 318, 340) Aluminum Water Pump: diameter of fan pulley is 6 3/4" and crank pulley is 7 1/4"(original stock pulleys for seventies 318, 340) If you decide to change to an aluminum...

Hi big moe, had the exact same problems your experiencing with a 68 Barracuda 318 I once owned, tried all the same things you did, and then I decided to haul off the intake manifold one day, was going to put on an Edelbrock. Discovered all the cooling ports on my heads where all blocked up with...

Hi Eddie,I have a radiator core without the tanks in front of me that came out of an early model 340 Dart and its 22" across and 18" high, its a 3 core, but I'm not a Dart owner. I agree with Redfish try and track down the original shroud, they are few and far between and probably will cost a...

Hi 65 Dartman, these brakets unfortunately are too long, they are definitely for a larger shroud which leads me to believe maybe a 26" rad. Thank you for your time and effort.

Thanks 65 Dartman that would be great.

Thanks cudaspaz, I think that's the direction I need to go, I'm sure many others have had this same rad problem and have done just that.

The radiator part number is #2785965, its a three core rad, it came out of a 340 Dart. Its possible this rad never can with the shroud in the first place. I still think I can fabricate brackets to make the shroud work with this rad. I wonder if the long side brackets for B,C or E body with a 22"...

There is no where on the rad for this shroud to mount, must be attaching side brackets required inorder to mount this shroud on a 22" rad. If someone can post a pic showing how the shroud is mounted to a 22" rad in S.B Abody it would be appreciated.

I recently purchased an original 22" radiator fan shroud for my 68 Barracuda with a 340. The part is 2785614, does anyone know who might sell the brackets required to mount the shroud to the rad for this setup. Or do I need to fabricate something.