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Is radweld any good to use in a badly corroded & leaking radiator?

Nope, that sort of crap may help you limp along a little for a week or so,
but will probably cause more damage than good. Chuck the radiator, and put
in a new one, or if you are skint, save up a while & get one from the
wreckers, you may be lucky there.


"Robert" > wrote in message
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> Is radweld any good to use in a badly corroded & leaking radiator?
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"Robert" > wrote in:

> Is radweld any good to use in a badly corroded & leaking radiator?

There's a bunch of temporary fixes but you KNOW what you have to do, don't
you? If you can't afford a new one (and I understand that completely!),
maybe it's repairable by a good radiator shop?

I've got a used radiator from 1.8 engine. It's in good condition and
it can be yours for $100 plus actual shipping. I was going top put it
up on eBay, but I've haven't gotten around to it yet.

Robert wrote:
> Is radweld any good to use in a badly corroded & leaking radiator?

Thanks for the advice all. I recon a new radiator it is then.
Thanks for the offer for your old one for $100 Jeff, but I'm in Scotland, &
the shipping would definitely cost too much. So I'm off to see the local
service station, about getting one next week.

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> I've got a used radiator from 1.8 engine. It's in good condition and
> it can be yours for $100 plus actual shipping. I was going top put it
> up on eBay, but I've haven't gotten around to it yet.
>
> Robert wrote:
>> Is radweld any good to use in a badly corroded & leaking radiator?
>

Here's one for sale on eBay.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...sPageName=WDVW

Cheers.
Alistair.
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