3 Row Core Aluminum Radiator Compatible with GMC Chevy Sierra Yukon 1500/2500 Silverado Suburban V8 (40" Overall Wide)

I don't have enough words to describe this radiator, it solved all of my overheating problems.very easy to install. Installed it in a 2001 Silverado 1500, Mfg. left pre fab holes for oversize 40 inchradiator.Amazing, cooling, even on hot days in Florida I never run over 185, 190 degrees engine temp.Normal days it runs less than 180 degrees. Which is because I put a 182-degree thermostat in the engine.If you have cooling problems, you won't go wrong buying one of these.Very well made, no problems, with installation, only problem was getting trans cooler lines unplugged.Buy it. You won't regret it.

The upper and lower ridges/bars (where you need to drill holes in order to mount this to the vehicle) are extremely small. I ended up having to drill 4mm size holes and using 4mm bolts to mount this to a 1 ton diesel truck. I do not have high hopes that it will last long, but I needed the truck on the road ASAP and because of how long it took to ship, I was out of time, and just needed to get this to work. Wish I would have just gone with a different brand from the beginning. Will not purchase again, and cannot recommend. Just too much frustration involved. Not "plug-n-play" ready.

Installed this in my suburban z71 and my temps dropped down to just a hair under 1/4 of the temp gauge. From being at the halfway mark. It keeps the truck running much cooler and it’s good. When it’s hot outside the temp does go back to normal just under the 210 degrees. I live in San Diego Cali and now that it’s summer it’s about 95+ degrees. And it runs normal temp. But driving at night or way early morning it stays at 1/4 . Good product.

Worth the money for the upgrade runs considerbly cooler under harsh conditions and wont fail like the plastic ones do

Thise radiator barely fit. It has however kept my tahoe running cooler in this 120 degree weather.

Replaced my original radiator in my 02 suburban. Never goes above 180 in Arizona heat

Radiator sprung a leak after 1 year

It was just what I needed along with other upgrades you have to trim the fan shroud about a half inch after that it all bolted up .it took less than an hour to complete thanks