If this is the plastic tank part DO NOT use the JB weld plastic tank repair kit, IT DOES NOT LAST. You can use just the JB weld waterproof epoxy and it holds better. make sure you clean the crack up to get rid of the glycol or antifreeze before you apply it.
Bars stop leak for radiator? Does it work?
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Not sure what you are trying to stop leaking, if it's plastic, that crap is so cheap, nothing sticks, so just replace what's leaking. For internal fixes, I SWEAR by a product called "Mend-Tite", a Zecol product. It's not the old "pepper flakes" crap, but a polymer that stays liquid in AF, but when hits air, like a leak, it hardens. I've used Mend Tite several times, mostly as a temporary fix, and it never leaked again AND doesn't plug heater cores. Mend-Tite,,it works!
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How about k-seal
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Adding this stuff isn't going to help. It may fix the leak but it will more then likely cause other issues later on. More then likely will clog other coolant passages
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It is on the top. In the plastic. On the rad.
I can get a after market alumin one for 1,050
Or a oem for 1,850..
Of course I'm leaning towards the after market one. What's the long term difference?
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