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Can anyone 'lend' me a Ruby radiator? - NJB - 18-05-2021 Does anyone have a Ruby radiator (17" tall) that I could 'borrow' for a couple of months whilst I get my own one re-cored. They are quoting two months turnaround to recore and as we are coming out of lockdown I was hoping to use the car which I have only just bought. The radiator core is completely fouled up in spite of many attempts to descale and a rebuild seems to be the last remaining option. I have already cleaned out the block and fitted a new side water branch which as you can see from the photo was pretty clogged! Payment in beer! RE: Can anyone 'lend' me a Ruby radiator? - Ivor Hawkins - 18-05-2021 Beer! I wish I had a Ruby rad knocking about! I’m sure someone can help out to keep you on the road. RE: Can anyone 'lend' me a Ruby radiator? - Chris KC - 18-05-2021 Your best bet might be to buy a cheap secondhand / scrap rad and get that rebuilt, then swap them - there's one on eBay at £20 as I write. RE: Can anyone 'lend' me a Ruby radiator? - Steve Jones - 18-05-2021 Re-coring a Ruby radiator with a modern core shouldn't cost more than £150 or so. I think the last one I had done in 2015 (to my Ulster, not a Ruby) cost around £120. Steve RE: Can anyone 'lend' me a Ruby radiator? - phillips - 18-05-2021 Hi NJB where are you, I have one that I can lend you, I live in Swansea. S Wales, if that helps, pm me. S&P RE: Can anyone 'lend' me a Ruby radiator? - Denis Sweeney - 19-05-2021 I had a dead spare Ruby rad re-cored at Swalecool, Sittingbourne Kent, last year, not an original core £120 cash only. Although located on a modern industrial estate entering the works was like walking into a time warp back a hundred years. But the guy did a good job. |