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20-07-19, 06:07
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Not the same, and if you are working on a M113A1 (and not an A2) you have to be careful not to get a lynx radiator. It will fit in the same spot, but is not as big. I had to change a bunch of those rads back in the early 80s because of the difference...had it down to about an hour and a half a rad.
I actually think I saw a couple of 113 rads out at my favorite surplus yard the other day. Next time I am out, I'll have a dig and see if I can find them. In the back of my head, I am thinking they are new and stored indoors. 
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