Reply to "Radiator is leaking"

@stevebuchanan posted:
Everything is back together and the leak is gone. I have taken the car out on two drives and everything stayed sealed. It looks like the silicon elbow was the problem. I made some minor changes to it when I reinstalled it. It is slightly shorter now and the hose clamps are positioned for easier access and maintenance should it start to leak again.

Well, that was optimistic of me. The coolant leak in the radiator core reappeared after the two or three hour round trip to Full Throttle Pantera's open house. Thus, I went ahead and got a new radiator, fans, thermostats, mounting grommets, diodes, elbows, etc. My plan is to replace the current the current radiator with this:

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