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CSF OEM Replacement Radiator
Subaru Models (inc. 2008-2014 WRX / 2005-2009 Outback / Legacy)
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RallySport Direct carries a great selection of quality radiator replacements brought to you by CSF Radiators.
This is the CSF OEM Replacement Radiator. This radiator has been crafted to meet or exceed the demands of OEM quality to give you OEM performance without paying OEM dealer costs.
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Specifications
Brand:
CSF
Core Depth:
0.75 in
Core End Tank Material:
Plastic
Core Height:
14.25 in
Core Width:
27.00 in
Includes Radiator Cap:
No
Mfgr. Warranty:
Limited Lifetime
Condition:
New Product
Return Policy:
Standard
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Wrxtrash
It is an almost perfect replacement. You have to block off the two lower transmission cooling line; they provide one rubber stopper and that’s it. I went to the hardware store and found some brass plugs instead of using the rubber one. Also the inlet side is a smaller diameter so you need to use a hose clamp or find a smaller hose to make it work. Bright side of this is that it is cheap and came super fast!!
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willpower_fitness66257
If you have a WRX you will need two rubber plugs to block off the lower auto tranny coolant lines. Passenger side line is super small compared to factory, mine did not come with an adapter so I cut a smaller hose, put it on the neck, then put the factory hose over it and hose clamped it. For $80 shipped I’m happy.
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Drew.McD
Near perfect fitment on a 2005 legacy gt AUTOMATIC/TURBO. The one and only thing different was the nipple on the passenger side that pipes to the turbo reservoir. The nipple is slightly smaller than the original radiator. But the nice thing is that this radiator came with a rubber grommet to enlarge the nipple so the hose can fit. Just be sure to use a hose clamp to get it nice and snug. Great product. Great fitment. The best thing? The price!
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reddeye
Great price, shipped quickly, fit perfectly.
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Q: Radiator Cwoods1 year ago
Have a 2008 Subaru Impreza wrx manual and will this fit? Also if it does will it come with the plugs I need to plug the two bottom cooling lines?
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A: This could work, but you would need to plug the extra fittings, the plugs are not included.
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Q: Will this fit NateM972 years ago
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A: This includes a cooler for the automatic. It will fit.
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Q: 2007 Legacy GT specB toakleafwilson132 years ago
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A: That was a mistake on our end and it has since been corrected.
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Q: Plugging the brass fittings narrowbodyenthusiast2 years ago
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A: The fittings are removable or you can use rubber caps with clamps.
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Q: inlets on the bottom oviochoa3 years ago
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A: You should be fine plugging the fittings if you do not use them.
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