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[bulletpruf]

Get Eric White's book. It has all of the codes listed.

Scott

[Malibu]

Thanks for the info. I only have 2 radiators and was hoping to find out application (PP and PB tag code) and then hopefully sell them to whoever needs them.

[johnta1]

Didn't see a PP code radiator.


What are the years?

PB was used for many years, heavy duty for automatics.
(1968 - 73?)

[Malibu]

Thanks for the response! Someone mentioned that the PB one might be a 69-70 application. I think the tanks have a IF and a BB code on them.

[johnta1]

I did find a PP. (in 72 Service Manual)
It looks to be for a big Pontiac.
(wagons, Bonne, etc)

I saw the PB in the years 68 to 73.
(could be newer, didn't look further)

Yours still have the tag on them?

I think thee is some numbers at the base of the tag that may have a date on it.
(real small stampings)

[Malibu]

Both radiators have the tags on them. The #'s I see on them state 152 and the other has a 75. Medium size font so not sure if I need to look for something else. They measure 31x19 which is the same I think for an A body car.

[Robert Schirmer]

Originally Posted by bulletpruf

Get Eric White's book. It has all of the codes listed.

Scott

Hi all,
Just checking in on this old thread. I just got a radiator in as trade bait and was wondering what it is off of.
XK outlet tank with a M date code
IF inlet tank.
Factory 4 row
No codes tag

In one of the pervious posts somesone mentions a book by Eric White. Anyone know where I can get one of those?

Thanks in advance!
Bob Schirmer
Glen-Ray Radiators
1.800.537.3775

['ol Pinion head]

Originally Posted by Robert Schirmer

Hi all,
Just checking in on this old thread. I just got a radiator in as trade bait and was wondering what it is off of.
XK outlet tank with a M date code
IF inlet tank.
Factory 4 row
No codes tag....

Originally a PB radiator. PB radiator was used in '68-71 Pontiac A-body with 4 core radiator & turbo 400. Also automatic '69-71 GrandPrixs. '70 Chevelle/Elco with BBC & lower gears. Olds & Buicks are different due to design of pass side tank. '72 model year brought the mitered top passenger tank on Pontiac A-body/GP radiators.