🔥 Spectra Premium CU2334 Complete Radiator: Optimal Cooling Solution for Peak Performance Review

Fits my sons 2000 GMC 1500 4x4 4.8L automatic transmission and it only takes about 30 minutes to swap out. This does not have additional engine oil cooler connections on the driver's side tank, just FYI.

The product failed within 2 months and the manufacturer is not honoring their 2 year warranty as the product was purchased through Revain - they advised against selling direct to end user.

2001 Silverado 5.3 4x4. Opened on the day of delivery, the box is in the expected condition. Firmly packed in a box. All plastic and metal feels good and feels good and solid. Will update something notable after installation. (Opened from below and stopped photographing)

It fitted perfectly, looked just like the OEM and worked great for 8 months then it started leaking maybe it's just that I got a broken one but I did called the warranty card and they told me it could take up to 4 weeks for amazon shellfish to contact me, then they refund my money, didn't even send me a new one and now the price of this item has gone up

Seems to be a good radiator. My temp may have dropped a few degrees but no need to worry the new coolant probably helped too. The only thing, was there a notch on the top and bottom support beams? I have no idea why it didn't affect this, the heatsink was still stiff and wouldn't flex, it just confused me. There are no leaks now. Trans Line fittings don't leak like some people say, but I'll update this if they start leaking.

I wouldn't say it doesn't fit because it fits but it's not the same as the original size I'm my Tahoe so this fits Fan shroud not fitted It doesn't fit and it looks like the cost of a new shroud is the same (or more). I also don't want to cut my original sheathing. I think others will say it's my fault for only measuring once. Be careful before you buy it because Amazon will give you the green light that everything is fine if it isn't.

Although the radiator seemed perfect, it started leaking through the drain plug as soon as I started the engine. After figuring out where the leak was coming from, I called Spectra. I was treated rudely by people who answered calls without trying to help me. I was persuaded, passed from one person to another, and no one could help me get a lousy drain plug for their radiator. Nobody seems to have been involved with the manufacturers who make their heatsinks because Specter doesn't! Two hours…

Pretty much the same radiator. Everything went like clockwork. Be sure to take the small eyelets on the lower legs. Otherwise, the bushings will appear loose and the wrong size. Look twice, you'll see what I mean. But they are the right size! I've used Specter heatsinks before with no issues. Would buy again but don't expect to need another for this truck. The person I bought the truck from used a radiator leak for an intake leak and it was half plugged. Man what a difference! The truck was…

The bottom line is this radiator works well and it was very easy to replace the cracked radiator in my 2000 Silverado 1500 4x4 LS. First impression from the box - damaged. But in reality these are just a few bent fins (see photo), nothing serious, probably does not affect the cooling ability of the radiators. You put it in, fill it up, turn it on, the gear oil flows. Remove clamp, check o-ring (is there), reinstall - still leaking. I was able to get - ACDelco 24213958 GM Original Equipment…