

| Subject: | Re: Behr Radiators |
| From: | Mike Miller |
| Date: | Tue, 22 Aug 2006 23:38:41 -0700 |
Thermostat determines the minimum temp, not the radiator. I think. Mike On 8/22/06 11:13 PM, "Kim Springer" <kimspringer@RCN.COM> wrote: > Volks, > > Has anyone installed a Behr radiator as sold on ebay and having an issue with > the interior cabin heater not heating up to the normal, hot, temp? > > I am considering replacing mine and have been warned that the aluminum Behr > cools so well that the water temp doesn't get high enough to do the interior > heating properly (as hot as stock). > > I'm looking for any feedback on the issue, if anyone has had this experience. > > Isn't the stock rad a copper or brass? Are these Behr rads South African > where they are running a 5 banger in a hotter climate? Is the 190 degrees (or > so) (thermostatically controlled) a high enough temp that this would heat the > interior the normal hot temp? Could the source have a thermostat that is > stuck wide open or a heater valve that wasn't opening completely? Am I making > any sense? > > Thanks, > > Kim Springer > 2WD '89 Tristar White. > >
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