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Not sure if the screws you mention are mounting screws or some on the actual radiator itself. However if they are on the rad and keep coming loose after you've tightened them it may well be due vibration whilst travelling or thermal expansion and contraction. If that's the case, try a 'screw lock' type of liquid on the threads. Here is a link on what I mean.
Dave.
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Topic: Caravan radiator
via mobile 24/5/2026 at 8:54am
