Right, my Stilo unfortunatly isn't far off of pissing out coolant from the rad. Been advised that road conditions can cause this, stress fractures in the plastic? If so I'm not surprised with the roads around college and the way I drive on them at times (agricultural college if some are not aware ).

Still need to check its defo the rad, but all connectors are dry (including vaporiser on the LPG system).

How much am I looking at to purchase a replacement and wheres best to go on-line would people advise?

Jon.

Another Question. How is radiator removed?

Also what engines share the same radiator. Can't find a 1.4 with a company I've used before, but can find 1.2, and the 1.2+1.6 have the same rad listed.

FIAT RADIATOR from Aaron Radiator Co, London, UK - Fiat Car Radiators

And here is the one for the 1.2

Radiator Fiat Stilo 02- 1.2i 16v ( 2FT230 )

Fiat Part number is apparently OE Part Number : 46766167 ?!?

Jon.

Jon your a mind reader I was going to post that link up for you for the rad..lol.. also try euro car parts mate they usually can help for stuff like this..once you unbolt the crossmember the rad drops down..iirc..air con rad is in front of the cooling rad and you dont need to touch that one..I think i posted the other day about removing a rad so have a look to see if you can find the post and images..

http://www.eurocarparts.com/ecp/c/Fi...ling/Radiators

Originally Posted by PNL

Jon your a mind reader I was going to post that link up for you for the rad..lol.. also try euro car parts mate they usually can help for stuff like this..once you unbolt the crossmember the rad drops down..iirc..air con rad is in front of the cooling rad and you dont need to touch that one..I think i posted the other day about removing a rad so have a look to see if you can find the post and images..

Cool cool. Yeah they're really great people at Aaron Rad. They're local to our friend (where I used to live) in South London, and they're visiting weekend after next so will get them to collect it so save P+P. But when our friend has issues with the Rad that Aaron rad supplied for their Daewoo (was bent in the middle), they without quibble, went to replace it, but then found it was the last of a discontinued line, so after checking it was ok, repaired it and pressure checked it (although they were happy to refund it all the time).

They really went all the way tbh and can't fault them.