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I know some members have replaced there radiator plus cac, so I am most curious one what the average cost should be. I want all hoses water pump hoses,thermostat and anything related to cooling system.

quote from newell
Radiator


REBUILT106480, $6,284.08, (1) in stock
NEW106480, $11,327.86, (1) in stock 

CAC

Both straight tube inlet, REBUILT713770, $4,039.27, (2) in stock 
Both straight tube inlet, NEW713770, $4,625.33, (3) in stock 
One slant tube inlet, REBUILT709390, $3,215.86, (1) in stock 
One slant tube inlet, NEW709390, $4,625.33, (1) in stock 
I can offer you a $500 back/credit upon the return of the used radiator/cooler assembly that's currently in the coach.

What year Newell is this for? 

I had my radiator re-cored my Wanderlodge radiator which is much larger than my 98 Newell radiator and it was $3500, his going rate now is $3600, as I have sent several freinds there recently. This is a guy that I trust, he is well known and uses good cores. There are cheaper thinner metal cores available but he does not use them. He re-builds radiators for hospital generators. Not sure where you are located but if your in the Tampa, Fl area I would suggest Precision Radiator in Tampa. Steve is the guy who runs the place and he is the real deal when and if you need a radiator done in the area. 

Not sure if he does CAC's but I think when it comes time to change mine I am going to change to an air to water intercooler in place of the CAC.

[RedWire]

2005

[markkitch]

I might have a little to offer. Not sure where you are located. 

In my 1995 wanderlodge series 60, I did the radiator and CAC at the same time. The CAC had a crack the radiator was not cooling 100%. 

If you are near Fort Worth Texas, I highly recommend Kirby radiator. In 2019 pulled the CAC and radiator myself, stripped the radiator down to the core and took to Kirby. They finished in 2 or 3 days. It's been a while but back then I think it was around $600 for the CAC (weld and pressure test) and around $1200 to re-core (larger core) rebuild and pressure test. 

https://kirbysradiatorservice.com/index.php

Maybe this helps.