I wouldn't buy that car even if it had a good radiator support those cars are known for head/head gaskets issues and transmission issues to say the least.Are you still intrested in getting info on the radiator support.

Answered by saturntech9 (expert)
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Yes I would still be interested in the radiator support information because at this point I cannot afford another car and need to get something that can take me back and forth to work for a limited period of time when I can have more money to buy a better used car.

Would appreciate your advice on the radiator support.

Answered by shebaprin
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Which engine do you have?

Answered by saturntech9 (expert)
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Hi....was told by the curent owner that it is 3.0 6 cylinder.

Awaiting your reply

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So the core support your talking about is on the bottom of the radaitor or the top of it?SO far i cant find any info on changing it in my online repair info.It might be welded in or bolted cant find any info so far to see which it is or how they say to change it.

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I believe it is on the bottom of the radiator...looked up 1995 Ford Taurus Radiator Support and see what the piece looks like but am still wondering how labor intensive a job this is and how costly it is. If you can help with any information would be great.

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You would have to remove the radiator but if its welded in it will be more challenging for sure if its bolted in it will be a lot easier.

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