Advance auto shows a separate radiator as well, but my haynes manual
says that it's one unit. Two things about this are
that the pictures on Advance/A'zone/Rock Auto are not always
accureate. Neither is Haynes, and my manual references
3 separate cars including the Malibu which is not the same platform.
Studying it carefully from outside it looks almost
inseparable.
On Oct 26, 5:02 pm, "hls" <h...@nospam.nix> wrote:
> "Sweetscience3" <sweetscien
...@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:3c534369-a52b-46b3-8181-09e29c111883@p36g2000vbn.googlegroups.com...
> > Auto: 2000 Grand Am 3.4L V6
> > I may have a bad radiator and I was curious as to whether the radiator
> > can be replaced
> > separate from the A/C condenser. One source I looked at seems to
> > infer it can and another says they're one unit. If the latter is
> > true, that's really stupid that you've got to drain your a/c coolant
> > just to replace a radiator.
> > Does anyone know for sure?
> I checkedwww.napaonline.comand they dont seem to reference it.www.autozone.com shows a separate radiator and condensor.
> First is about $250 and the latter is about $150, roughly. This is not
> proof positive, but may be indicative that you can change them separately.
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