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Old 11-11-2009, 03:11 AM
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Originally Posted by Tellyshavilli View Post
The codes on the radiator tanks themselves are CV on the passenger side for a 4 speed 4 core ( ram air car ) and IF on the driver side of the same radiator . These are the important codes to look for as the tags are reproed and easily replaced . You can also look inside the radiator at the cap opening to see if its a 4 core but the codes on the side of tank facing to the rear are the most important identifications .
So I went out to the garage and checked the radiator for the codes. I found the IF pretty quickly and the CV was a little harder to spot as it was a flatter marking compared to the IF code. Also, here's what the metal tag reads:

IF FP
CV
91 (or 81 not sure)

Do these codes mean anything?

 


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