Subject	No, radiator can stay in...
Posted by	aZinAZoo on June 08, 2001 at 8:24 AM
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In Reply To	Radiator probably has to be removed to get the crank pulley> posted by Justin W. (JRW160) on June 08, 2001 at 08:14 AM
Message	but you need to remove the fan and lower shroud for working room. If you are paying somebody to put in a UDP, then chances are you are paying somebody to do the timing belt. have them do it then, it won't cost anymore labor since the crank pulley has to come off anyway.
Follow Ups	How much approximately would it be to install UD Pulleys... - Scott@Bur-Vegas(N.C.) 08:06:52 06/08/01 Radiator probably has to be removed to get the crank pulley> - Justin W. (JRW160) 08:14:07 06/08/01 No, radiator can stay in... - aZinAZoo 08:24:12 06/08/01 Appreciated. (n/m) - Scott@Bur-Vegas(N.C.) 08:28:01 06/08/01 it would be easier to get off with the radiator out, so >> - Justin W. (JRW160) 09:09:32 06/08/01 true dat. (n/m) - aZinAZoo 09:28:41 06/08/01 P.S. Damon, can I send more pics? (n/m) - Scott@Bur-Vegas(N.C.) 08:16:59 06/08/01 if you do timing belt - damaged(pittsburgh) 08:52:23 06/08/01 Cost me $180 a few weeks ago (n/m) - LUVNMY Z (CheeZeHead) 10:12:52 06/08/01 I was quoted $340 for UD from stillen, belts $ installation (n/m) - khSQinKC 11:09:28 06/08/01 price sounds like parts included? - fried rice? 11:16:44 06/08/01
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