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Old 06-22-2010, 08:26 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Screen to Protect Condenser/Radiator

The previous owner of my Avalon put a metal screen over the condenser to protect it from road debris. The screen was not like screen from a screen door, but more like a grid of 1/8" squares. It was made of stiff metal which I thought it was a good idea to protect the condenser, but it was also the source of the hole in my condenser and the reason for my wallet for becoming lighter.

I would like to know what others are using to guard their condenser/radiators from damage, without hindering airflow.
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