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My new radiator.

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This may be classed as a tech question but I dont care.

 

Anyway, radiator leaking so I sent it to get reconditioned. On picking it up I was told the inside of the radiator was filled with rubber confused.gif

Any one have any idea where this could have come from? Is something leaking or braking on my car? Any ideas of what it could be?

 

Stuart

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    Probably some excess liquid gasket that has squeezed in to the coolant system after something was repaired - not completely unheard of tbh......

     

    HTH

     

    CheerZ,

     

    Andy

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    What about just one of the water hoses just about to fall apart frown.gif

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    I think if that was the case, it would already be leaking....

     

    CheerZ,

     

    Andy

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    may have been that 'radweld' you put in as a temp fix. dont do it again. ever. smile.gif

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    hopefully it is the Radweld and it's not in his heater matrix...........

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    No it was strips of sealent.

    Any way new one on and I flushed out all the old stuff.

     

     

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    Sounds like radweld to me...

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