Reply to "Radiator coolant leak"

mike the snake (Guest)

Well, the Fluidyne radiator works VERY well, although it just sprung a pinhole leak. I added some "Stops Leaks" after checking that it was OK to use, and the leak is now gone, so I've bought myself some time at least.

When the time comes, I'd almost rather go with Fluidyne again, since it should mount the same (although I don't know if the mounting of this radiator was custom or if it used the stock mounting system) but it works really really well. I'll cross that bridge when I have to. If I can eek some more life out of this radiator I'll do that, as I spent more that I had factored in buying the car.

I'm on a Top Ramen diet for a while lol.

2/2/154:08 PM

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