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Old 04-10-2016, 06:53 AM
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Question Radweld, should I use

Hi Guy's,

Looks like I have a pinhole leak on the bottom left of the radiator. not in the matrix, in the bottom box section (not sure what its called).

When I reach the correct temp it leaks a little, when cool nothing.

Wanted to make sure i'm good to use a Radweld product. I belive it will be ok, just checking with the experts.

 
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You mean the bottom tank I presume.
In my opinion I'd take it to the radiator shop for a pressure test, flow test, and repair. If you have one pinhole the second one isn't far behind. I speak from experience.
 
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