3-Row Radiator with Cap for Chevy C10 C20 C30 K10 K20 K30 1975-1986, Suburban Blazer GMC Jimmy, Replace CU716, 56mm Core BDFHYK

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  • Type Radiator
  • SKU BDDLZ-BD-05-010514SR
  • OE Number RA-CHEVYT63-3
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Restore and upgrade cooling performance with this direct-fit replacement radiator for select classic Chevrolet and GMC truck, SUV, and van applications. Built with a  3-row, 56 mm aluminum core and supplied with a radiator cap, it is designed to replace an aged, leaking, clogged, corroded, or damaged factory radiator and help maintain stable engine temperature during daily driving, towing, hauling, highway use, warm-weather operation, and classic vehicle restoration. 

Vehicle Fitment & OE Reference Numbers

Vehicle Years Engine
Chevrolet / GMC C10, C20, C30, K10, K20, K30 1975-1986 Verify by vehicle configuration
Chevrolet Suburban / Blazer 1977-1991 Verify by vehicle configuration
GMC Jimmy 1977-1991 Verify by vehicle configuration
Chevrolet / GMC G-Series Van 1987-1993 Verify by vehicle configuration

OE / Interchange Reference Numbers: CU716, CU1599, DPI716, DPI1599, CC716, MC716.

Before ordering: Compare the OE number, overall dimensions, inlet and outlet positions, mounting points, drain location, and engine-bay clearance with the original radiator.

Product Specifications & Package Includes

Product Type Engine Coolant Radiator
Core Material Aluminum
Core Thickness 56 mm
Core Rows 3 Rows
Installation Type OE-reference replacement and cooling upgrade
Leak Testing Pressure and leak tested before shipment

Package Includes: 1 × 3-row 56 mm aluminum radiator and 1 × radiator cap.

Signs Your Radiator Needs Replacement

  • The engine runs hotter than normal or overheats during towing, hauling, idling, or warm-weather use.
  • Coolant leaks appear around the radiator, seams, hose connections, drain area, or lower corners.
  • The coolant level drops repeatedly without an obvious hose leak.
  • The original radiator shows corrosion, damaged fins, internal blockage, or weakened seams.
  • The temperature gauge fluctuates during city traffic, climbing, highway driving, or heavy-load use.
  • The existing radiator no longer provides stable cooling for a restored or modified classic truck.

Replacing an aged radiator helps restore coolant circulation and heat transfer, reducing the risk of repeated overheating and related engine damage.

Key Features & Benefits

3-Row 56 mm Aluminum Core: Provides increased cooling surface area and coolant capacity for compatible classic Chevrolet and GMC applications.

Classic Truck and SUV Fitment: Designed around CU716-style mounting and connection locations for compatible C/K-Series, Suburban, Blazer, Jimmy, and G-Series applications.

Stable Cooling Under Load: Helps support engine temperature during commuting, towing, hauling, warm weather, traffic, and restoration use.

Radiator Cap Included: Supplied as part of the package for the specified radiator configuration.

Pressure & Leak Tested: Each radiator is tested before shipment to support dependable cooling-system performance.

Installation Notes & 4-Step Guide

Important: Classic vehicles may have modified engines, brackets, pulleys, hoses, fans, or engine-bay layouts. Compare the original setup carefully before installation. Professional installation is recommended.

  1. Drain: Allow the engine to cool completely, remove the radiator cap carefully, and drain the old coolant into a suitable container.
  2. Remove: Disconnect the radiator hoses, overflow hose, fan shroud or related components, and factory mounting hardware.
  3. Install: Compare the dimensions and connection points, transfer reusable brackets or cushions when required, and install the new radiator using the compatible mounting locations.
  4. Refill & Bleed: Reconnect all hoses, refill with the vehicle manufacturer-recommended coolant mixture, bleed trapped air, and inspect all connections for leaks.

After installation: Inspect the hoses, clamps, radiator cap, thermostat, cooling fan, water pump, and engine-bay clearance. Recheck coolant level and all mounting points after the first drive and again after the engine cools.