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#287421 12/07/15 06:29 PM
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Later in the year I plan to have a replacement radiator fitted to Stanley.
The car is 2003 and the engine is a 1.8 Black Top Zetec. (Focus engine?)

I am starting to do the research on what to fit and currently leaning towards a Mulfab.

Any ideas or recommendations would be appreciated.

Thanks


Bud
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Can't vouch for the radiators as such, but I've had a Panhard Rod and wheel nut spanner from Mulfab and they are excellent quality.


Gerry
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I bumped into a daily driving Morgan owner last week who has gone through 3 radiators since 2003 including a Mulfab one and he has a brass one made by a small workshop and chap near MMC in Malvern and he swears by it, no issues and has lasted the longest

Someone on here might know who the brass rad maker is


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My 16 year old +8 was fitted with a Mulfab early in life as it was living in the centre of London village so probably averaged 105 C and 2mph.

It performs well and 80C is normal running and in static traffic 100C and the larger fan that they can fit (mine has it) soon knocks it back down again.

Nicely engineered unit and properly plumbed in with silicone hoses everywhere.


2009 4/4 Sport Henrietta
1999 Indigo Blue +8
2009 4/4 Sport Green prev
1993 Con Green +8 prev





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I was very happy with the Mulfab product. These guys know what a Morgan is, and how to weld. After-sales service is 100%.

cheers, Colin

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Williams are now producing their own range of radiators....might be worth talking to them. I'm having one fitted to Nero soon.


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I had a mulfab ally rad fitted earlier this year to my plus 8 which allways ran very hot and sometimes boiled up when stuck in traffic on a hot sunny day. Since having the new mulfab rad and 14" fan fitted, the problem has gone away,! Also had Evans waterless coolant put in the system. Runs like a dream now. Even with the hot weather we have had recently 28C, the engine runs at just about 100c even in traffic. Really pleased so far.


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I have a mulfab radiator fitted to my 2009 Roadster. It runs at about 80° even in 30°c we had a fortnight ago. The welding/workmanship quality is excellent


Alan

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I also fitted a Mulfab alu radiator and it keeps the temperature down even at relatively low speeds. In traffic the fan can easily keep the temperature below 100°C - very different from the original radiator.


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This should keep Stanley warm in the winter innocent


Keith
2013 narrow bodied + 4 Ruby.
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