Spectra Premium CU2101 Automotive Radiator Fits select: 1997-2006 JEEP WRANGLER / TJ, 1989-1995 JEEP WRANGLER / YJ

from Try it, you wont be sorry

First time ever installing a radiator. I am not a mechanic but this was very easy. I do have a seperate transmission cooler so I did not have to remove those hoses. But the new radiator comes with two type fittings for that. One for the quick connect set and one set for hose clamps. The holes lin...

from tie dye jimmy

I recently bought a used jeep, a 2002 wrangler X, it had been in an accident with a motorcycle. The main issues were the bumper (folded completely back) the right side fender, the sway bar, the radiator and the fan and fan cover. I'm not a professional mechanic but none of this looked difficult t...

from Sean

Three year old all aluminum 1st replacement sprung a pin hole for no apparent reason. This is second replacement, different design and brand, used m5 bolts with nuts to hold on shroud instead of tap screws, job is a pain because of 6 junk clip nuts Jeep used to hold radiator to chassis. All but ...

from Randy

I was previously wanting to get an all aluminum 3-core radiator for my 2003 TJ 4.0. ($150-200) Then the factory one blew on my way home from work Saturday night. I had no choice but to grab one that was in stock to get my Jeep back on the road immediately! I wasn't very happy about the price as...

from ROBERT

The radiator fit fine but was not of the same materials as OEM. Where the OEM radiator was metal throughout, this had plastic components. In addition to this, the nuts that are welded to the OEM radiator to attach the fan shroud are not on this replacement. I needed to go back and buy some har...