id love to do that,,eliminate the threat of a trashed tranny. gotta wonder how many cars end up in junkyards because of a small leak!!

 

After searching around for cheaper radiators, I found one. Ended up only paying $497.00 for the radiator, installation and a new serpentine belt that they threw in with NO labor cost because the radiator fluid was eating it up. For future, the name of the company is Intermountain Radiator & Air Conditioning. Phone number 858-486-0881, www.intermountainradiator.com. They were awesome. Day and a half to get the radiator and very nice. Happy now for sure, now that I didn't have to spend $1K on a new one.

 

Wish I had seen this earlier...

Read this thread:
https://www.hummerforums.com/forum/h...-leaked-21184/
My entry about rebuilt vs aftermarket is about halfway down on page 4.

I learned a valuable lesson in my search for a new radiator. The shop that I had rebuild mine showed me a stock radiator disassembled compared to an aftermarket radiator disassembled. The stock radiator is MUCH better than any aftermarket replacement. A radiator is not where you want to buy the cheapest one available. I paid a little over $250 for a reputable shop to rebuild my stock radiator with new tanks on it with an unlimited warranty.. And this included the additive to keep the DexCool from eating away at the trans cooler and other aluminum internals. I will never consider another aftermarket radiator after this little lesson.