just ran over a spool

[merkathomas]

Not only was I having the problem with the highway temp getting to high now I just ran over a wooden spool that was about a foot high....I was goin to have my radiator cleaned Monday but now its all caved in on one side at the bottom...will my warranty cover this or am I comin out of pocket for a new one

[LeoVampire]

You have to talk to your insurance about it seeing it is accident related and not a part going bad.

If you have full coverage that is and deductable comes into play as well.

[merkathomas]

Where can I get a better radiator

[LeoVampire]

Where can I get a better radiator



http://www.reinhartperformance.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=12345&Product_Code=MM-HFR&Category_Code=9

[merkathomas]

Is that the right price 900 bucks

[LeoVampire]

Is that the right price 900 bucks

Better dosn't always mean cheap usualy just the opposit.

Talk to him maybe he will cut a deal you never know till you ask.

[RR|Suki]

Don't pay $900 for a radiator, that is nuts. You can get a radiator on rock auto for around $100, replace your stock one and move on with life.

[BAD MERC]

Yes, a warranty will cover damage from anything you run over. The bigger it is, the lower your deductible. That's the silliest question I have ever, EVER heard.

[merkathomas]

I'm talkn bout a dealer warranty...I bought a deluxe warranty from the dealership(royal oaks Chevrolet Cadillac the most important thing is you)

[BAD MERC]

Any warranty will cover parts that fail due to manufacturers defects. Making contact with debris is what broke it - not a defect.

[Big Black Beast]

You got spooled! Anyway, that sucks. Spending $900 for a radiator also sucks. Couldn't you just go to any wrecking yard and get a CV or GM radiator for $100?

[merkathomas]

I don't know I hope so