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I did the install myself. I used the factory rubber isolators and Motech's spring mount. I have heard a a rare unicorn every once in a while of his radiators not leaking. After talking with Robbie he said he has had several problems with them leaking and has gone through numerous venders and...

Lol, how did you know I was short?

I have checked the mounting bolts for the radiator but I have not checked the body mounts. Guess I could check those to see if anything is loose.

I wish I knew the problem. They continue to leak between the tubes and headed. My current leak is about 2" down from the top so I doesn't run dry but I still need it fixed. I even have Robbie's mounting springs installed to reduce frame twisting wear.

Let me clarify, every Jeep year. I have got about 30K miles on my install and have been through 4 radiators in the last 6 years.

I can't believe the entire community has accepted the fact that if you are going to wheel hard or have a V8 that you will need to replace your radiator every year. I have the Motech kit and I love driving my 6.2 around but replacing these radiators is getting to be a pain in the arse.

Have you thought about using a Banks iDash? I love mine because it can show up to 8 parameters instead of just 2 on the Aero.

I'm tired of dealing with all aluminum radiators. Will the new Wrangler 392 (68481174AA) radiator fit in the 2007-2010 Wrangler? Any thoughts? I know it will be a little difference in size but how much? And can I make it work? Any dealership parts guys out there that can take side-by-side photos?

Well, I have been a long time follower which started back in the JK-Forum days when I was living in CA. Now I am in VA and continue to drive the Jeep daily. I have told my family many times that the Jeep will go to the grave with me so I guess I've been hooked for a while. I love the...