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I have the dewitts at the moment and love it. I had an ECP before this and it was good also. Both aluminum. I had the factory fans with the ECP and they fit and worked well. I have the dewitts fans with the current radiator though.
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I just got my original out, with a DeWitts still in the box. It is more work than it looks like, and while the dozen or so videos on youtube help, they do not cover all the details. Shops around here all want $600 for labor to do the swap, and at the half way point, I'm not sure it wouldn't have been worth it...
That said, my original cracked a plastic tank at 119,000 -- but that took 25 years. Not a bad lifespan, really.
That said, my original cracked a plastic tank at 119,000 -- but that took 25 years. Not a bad lifespan, really.
