2000 Plymouth Neon
at the top of the radiator where theirs a stamp on the radiator "PA66-GF30", this area is beginning to leak. Any recommedation on fixes that work? I looked at epoxy's and saw the jb weld, anyone know how well this works? My radiator has a single fan.
radiator leak
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alsey_seven
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ya umm just better to buy a new one. I have a new radiator from for $68.00 havn't had time to install the new one just sitting here since my old radiator decited it did not want to leak anymore.
http://www.genesisautoparts.com/product ... X2363A.htm

http://www.genesisautoparts.com/product ... X2363A.htm

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New radiator > repair old one.
New radiator > repair old one.
-Derek
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My rad was not leaking however I decided a few weeks back to replace it anyway given the age.
I want some peace of mind on the road knowing I won't be stuck beside the road with a crappy issue like a leaking rad.
I went with a Koyo unit for $240 CDN.
The old rad looked really long on the tooth once out of the vehicle. Replaced all the hoses at the same time... and thermostat.
I want some peace of mind on the road knowing I won't be stuck beside the road with a crappy issue like a leaking rad.
I went with a Koyo unit for $240 CDN.
The old rad looked really long on the tooth once out of the vehicle. Replaced all the hoses at the same time... and thermostat.
2011 Honda Fit Sport
