Subject	More common for plastic end tanks to leak (ie OEM setup)
Posted by	ZXoltan on September 29, 2014 at 4:43 PM
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In Reply To	Koyo Aluminum Radiator Leak. posted by ZXRider on September 29, 2014 at 01:30 PM
Message	The aluminum radiators generally only leak in this area when there are faulty welds or the parts have corroded thru. Welds should be corrected fairly easily, but if its due to corrosion, then better off to toss it. If it has corroded through in such a short time period, better find out why so you dont ruin the next one...
Follow Ups	Koyo Aluminum Radiator Leak. - ZXRider 13:30:43 09/29/14 Re: Koyo Aluminum Radiator Leak. - MaxxAction 14:52:47 09/29/14 I've searched online and seen a lot of people have the - ZXRider 15:44:29 09/29/14 More common for plastic end tanks to leak (ie OEM setup) - ZXoltan 16:43:38 09/29/14 This is the type of leak I am talking about - ZXRider 16:51:55 09/29/14 Not going to be repairable (reliably) (n/m) - -Grimm- 17:28:30 09/29/14 Could you please elaborate? (n/m) - ZXRider 17:35:01 09/29/14 Solder is brittle - -Grimm- 10:08:59 10/03/14 Re: Koyo Aluminum Radiator Leak. - MaxxAction 19:51:57 09/29/14 Local radiator repair shop said $75 to repair. (n/m) - ZXRider 21:32:21 09/29/14 Re: Local radiator repair shop said $75 to repair. - MaxxAction 21:34:34 09/29/14 Ya I figured it is worth a try - ZXRider 22:02:57 09/29/14 Re: Ya I figured it is worth a try - MaxxAction 05:36:00 09/30/14 Ya that's definitely something that - ZXRider 11:04:15 09/30/14 UPDATE - ZXRider 15:21:49 09/30/14 Re: UPDATE - MaxxAction 18:14:38 09/30/14
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