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#510811 02/26/2009 7:20 PM
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I just purchased a radiator off of e-bay for my 46 1 ton.

When it arrived the mount flanges are angled back which will cause the radiator to hit the fan.

The guys says he's sold 70 of these the same way an no one has complained.

Am I missing something on how to mount the radiator? Shouldn't the flanges be flush to the face on 46?

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InMy40's,
Have the same angled flanges on my 1 ton radiator, but the radiator has been moved forward in the support to make room for a 261 engine. Would like to know how it originally was mounted as I plan to get the shorter water pump. Does the radiator extend out the front or back of the support, anyone have a photo?

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Eric

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I cant remember the setup off hand from my '41, but can the radiator be removed from the mounting frame and replaced into yours?


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