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Take a look at my blog. Same car as yours. My radiator is also stamped with "288".
Posted on: 2016/7/16 16:16
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-BigKev
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WOW! 218 posts. It's gonna take me awhile even using the search feature. Guess I will be spending a lot of time looking thru your posts for info as I need it. Thanks for posting so much with pics too!
Posted on: 2016/7/16 21:43
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You're welcome!
Posted on: 2016/7/16 22:27
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I'll be of no help, only here to sow confusion. My radiator has a tag on it that says "327" on it, and that's the engine I have also. Guess we should look in the parts book to see if there are different part numbers which might mean different capacities or something, although I think the specs for the cars all list the same cooling system capacity.
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Posted on: 2016/7/23 16:33
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