Aeisner

That's disgusting. If I could do that because the engine would run so smooth that I could fry an egg. But no. The radiator of my Acura gave up. The problem started when the radiator leaked out coolant, until it finally got busted and the Acura is left without a radiator. I looked around for replacement. My problem is, folk at an auto radiator shop called Overnight Radiator have this "wide array" of choices. I got to thinking that if I was going to spend on a replacement part, I better get the one that would last. I'm a little green on this kind of auto talk, and I'm afraid that what info I'd get from them may be unsubstantiated so I figured I better look around for what a good radiator might be like.

fsttyms1

Oem

http://www.acuraautomotiveparts.org/...catdisplay.jsp

Radiators arent a trouble area on the TL. You may want to just call a local salvage yard and ask if they have one and pick yourself up a used one.

http://www.car-part.com/index.htm

njzprettyboy

^^yup, you can save yourself some money buying a used one, and its probably a cheaper and safer route than going with a new aftermarket one IMO