Radiator leaking look at this
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Found where the leak is going down so what can i do about this. I did all the possible test i could here, checked the hoses well thats all i could do, cant do a pressure test yet cuz i dont have one








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You Crack is prolly on top cause stock radiators have plastic end tanks so either by a oem replacement, or get a Fluidyne/C&R
/PWR/Griffin/Koyo
You Crack is prolly on top cause stock radiators have plastic end tanks so either by a oem replacement, or get a Fluidyne/C&R
/PWR/Griffin/Koyo
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its leaking from the top of the radiator, i seen it after i drove and popped the hood. but not coming from the radiator cap leaking from the seams i think
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Fluidyne/C&R/PWR/Griffin/Koyo</TD></TR></TABLE>
quick question...do any of these besides koyo and Fluidyne require a slim fit fan?
Fluidyne/C&R/PWR/Griffin/Koyo</TD></TR></TABLE>
quick question...do any of these besides koyo and Fluidyne require a slim fit fan?
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dude, let me warn you, dont buy from radiator.com....they are a bitch for warranties and i had a OEM style one from there that lasted all of 2,000 miles
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where the hell am i going to JB weld it, guys i have no mechanic places to goto i just bought the car a month ago
Same thing happen to mine except it's in the front top. Don't even try to fix it or patch it, just get it replace ASAP. Believe me, i've tried. Ebay has some cheap and fast replacement too!!!
i got a new radiator for my integra from radiatorbarn.com about 4 months ago... all metal
...so far so good.
put it in yourself and save some money - its just kinda a tight fit workin around the AC lines
...so far so good.
put it in yourself and save some money - its just kinda a tight fit workin around the AC lines
sorry i wasnt clear on my post jack
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is their any radiator that is a good name brand but is not full race(and not too pricey)...i.e. still be able to utilize stock fans?
:is their any radiator that is a good name brand but is not full race(and not too pricey)...i.e. still be able to utilize stock fans?
did you wash the engine bay when it was still hot? or did you lean on the radiator? i did this before and it cracked on the seam in the front. dont event go through the headache of jbweld it works like ****. i had to end up buying a new one. i got mine for $120 shipped ill look for the website. its a oem and has the plastic on top but its been 10k and it works well!
when replacing your radiator... be sure to replace your thermo stat also.. that is the most likely reason in the first place it blew open... and thats why people that buy new ones come back for warranties
Yes, I'd highly recommend replacing the thermostat after your radiator
install. I bought a new OEM replacment from PepBoys for about $14 total.
And don't forget a new gasket !
install. I bought a new OEM replacment from PepBoys for about $14 total.
And don't forget a new gasket !
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