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Concrete Cowboy
Trans Am without a grill? Every front engine car I know has a grill with openings so air can get to the radiator but the 1993-2002 Trans Am don't. So how does the radiator stay cool with no air flowing through it?
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tiny bit confused. How do the radiator get air on a 1993-2002 Pontiac Firebird
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pedro7of9
from only open spot...bottom...that's why its important to kee all fan shrouds and "air dams" under the car in working condition...the dam under car is easy to smash into curb stopping//slowing air flow
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John W
There are openings, they're just cleverly concealed, often scooping up the air from beneath the bumper.
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hammerdown
And most all have electric fans that pull air threw the radiator, the air comes from underneath the car and across the engine I hope this answers your question!