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Old 08-01-2011, 02:52 PM
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Originally Posted by quik95lt1
u guys need to get out more
Old 08-01-2011, 03:13 PM
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Originally Posted by defaultexistence
Yea, no doubt you will have overheating issues , wtf was that mechanic thinking....He must have not heard anything you asked him cause all the blood rushed outta his brain while you were talking lol.. You might get away with putting on some latex...... Gloves and work that crack from the inside too and completely fill it

Buh dump phssss
Where's a rim shot smilie when u need one
You CRACK me up

I'm just just worried that if I don't fill it in good enough I will end up with a hole in my crack!!
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Originally Posted by BowtieGirlZ28
You CRACK me up

I'm just just worried that if I don't fill it in good enough I will end up with a hole in my crack!!
Nah with some help I'm sure you could fill a hole and your crack....

But seriously I think it will go the long haul on the jb patch especially if you get your finger to the back side of the crack with some.. Just drain the coolant down some and dry the inside of the cracked area... Or just make sure there's plenty on the outside ... How did you
Manage to crack it?
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Originally Posted by defaultexistence
Nah with some help I'm sure you could fill a hole and your crack....

But seriously I think it will go the long haul on the jb patch especially if you get your finger to the back side of the crack with some.. Just drain the coolant down some and dry the inside of the cracked area... Or just make sure there's plenty on the outside ... How did you
Manage to crack it?
hopefully with enough of that white stuff I can fill the hole.....

Not sure how I cracked it
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Originally Posted by BowtieGirlZ28
hopefully with enough of that white stuff I can fill the hole.....(
OOOooooohhhh Yeeaaaa
Old 08-01-2011, 05:11 PM
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Originally Posted by defaultexistence
OOOooooohhhh Yeeaaaa


Old 08-01-2011, 05:44 PM
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That's the exact same spot mine cracked when I had 125K miles on her. Radiator is pretty cheap and easy compared to doing the headgasket!







Originally Posted by BowtieGirlZ28
See, I got my finger in my crack....I hope this stuff holds for a minute until I can replace the radiator!!Attachment 308872
Old 08-01-2011, 08:39 PM
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Originally Posted by defaultexistence
OOOooooohhhh Yeeaaaa
wow............
Old 08-01-2011, 10:18 PM
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I hate to be the spoiler but with the radiator being pressurized that will never hold. I tried all kinds of stuff on mine and sure enough it always leaked through. It might hold for a day or so but it will let go and it will leave you stranded. get ya a new radiator and as said stay the hell away from that "mechanic".
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Look at my sexy new radiator that my spicy friend gave me!!!! I can hardly contain myself
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Now u have u a radiator alisha lol so puter in!!!
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Originally Posted by BowtieGirlZ28
Look at my sexy new radiator that my spicy friend gave me!!!! I can hardly contain myself
i need one of them lol.........was looking at a be cool unit the other day stupid $$ though my stocker works but is a bit beyond its capabilites on a 90* day.... 160* stat and i got 210* temps on the highway at speed.....
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Originally Posted by speedZ28
Now u have u a radiator alisha lol so puter in!!!
lol......Hmmmmmmm
Old 08-02-2011, 11:13 AM
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Originally Posted by quik95lt1
i need one of them lol.........was looking at a be cool unit the other day stupid $$ though my stocker works but is a bit beyond its capabilites on a 90* day.... 160* stat and i got 210* temps on the highway at speed.....
That Sux, is that with the A/C on or off?



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