Radiator repair

[one_dusty_hoot]

Sage advice, they flow test as well.
Bob Janes

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> Gardner:
> I took out my radiator and took it to a pro. My local radiator shop
> pressure tested it, cleaned it out-- which he found and repaired a
> couple of small leaks, and also soidered the filler neck. No more
> leaks, and looks like new! Saved $1100..... for now.... As you may
> know.. be sure if you do get it pressure tested, to be careful and
> make sure they DO NOT exceed your rad cap pressure-- or you will
have
> many NEW leaks!
>
> Stephen H
> 81 FC-33SB
> Plant City, FL
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> > > I discovered a small crack in my radiator where the filler neck
> > > attaches to the radiator. I am thinking that I can clean this
area
> > > well and use silver solder to seal it up. Has anyone tried this
> > remedy> and can you enlighten me as to yout methods and results?
> > >
> > > Gardner
> > > 78FC33
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