ChiXterra
Wheeling
- Location
- Northern Illinois
If I were to buy the SC radiator since its larger than the Naturally Aspirated version, would it be a direct swap?
NA and SC Radiators
- Thread starter ChiXterra
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NMTerras
Suspension Lift
- Location
- New Mexico
^^^this
02Xterra
Wheeling
- Location
- Central VA
It's radiatorbarn.com.. close enough tho lol.
That's where I got mine from.. I swapped them out when i did the timing belt a few years back
http://radiatorbarn.com/search.php?product=radiator
and that should be the radiator for future references. make sure to select 02 3.3l sc.
and that should be the radiator for future references. make sure to select 02 3.3l sc.
- Location
- Bowling Green, KY
Pretty sure the shop put the SC one in mine but dear gobble don't pay the shop to do it! Talk about getting charged out the butt for a easy job!!!!
- Location
- Winlsow Twsp, NJ
You are correct! I replaced mine 2 weeks ago. I ordered mine from rockauto.com ran be $88 bucks with shipping.
- Location
- Winlsow Twsp, NJ
On rockauto.com it's part number Part # NI3010109
when you choose your engine type choose the SC engine.. it pops right up. There is a cheaper one (NI3010110) but it's not a SC rad.
when you choose your engine type choose the SC engine.. it pops right up. There is a cheaper one (NI3010110) but it's not a SC rad.
- Location
- Bowling Green, KY
Lets just say for the lifetime warranty radiator, radiator fluid, ac recharged and some other pointless ish it was like 389
and this seems like too cheap though
so this 2002 supercharged radiator will fit my NA 2001 no modification needed?
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NMTerras
Suspension Lift
- Location
- New Mexico
^^^That will work Cameron, and that's the thicker one you want. Drop her right in there...although by top right inlet and bottom right inlet I hope they mean passenger side...
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it seems to me there is a different price for automatic and manual mine is automatic will the one I posted above still work?
and mine is an '01 and this is for an '02 and I know the differences between those years are mainly up front
NMTerras
Suspension Lift
- Location
- New Mexico
I can't help but laugh when I read this post and look at your avatar...;-)
But yeah, go for it man. Your X will thank you...
NMTerras
Suspension Lift
- Location
- New Mexico
.....this is... good?
no can see pic after comment...
- Location
- Dayton, OH
I believe what he's saying is you can install it
- Location
- machesney park IL
Trans cooler is for automatic. If you have a automatic you need the automatic radiator. A manual radiator will not work in a auto as it doesn't have the hoses at the bottom of the radiator to connect the transmission. Unless you have aftermarket trans cooler separate from the radiator which isn't a factory item.
spanks man
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Drew7997
Test Drive
- Location
- Akron, Ohio
Images for 2001 XE 3.3L NA 4x4 to a 2002 3.3L SC radiator:
purchased from Radiatorbarn.com
purchased from Radiatorbarn.com
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idratherbe
Skid Plates
- Location
- North Shore, MA
Mine came stock with a SC radiator. Weird. 
- Location
- Tyler, TX
I am fixing to buy a new radiator and just want to make sure I get the right one. All the s/c ones I see say automatic only? Will these work with a M/T?
Here are my specs.
2002 4x4 M/T N/A 3.3L
This is the radiator I am looking at
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Here are my specs.
2002 4x4 M/T N/A 3.3L
This is the radiator I am looking at
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- Location
- SW OK & formerly Eastern NM
- Location
- Washington
Will that tranny cooler take up valuable coolant cooling capacity for those of us that don't need it?