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30-07-2010, 05:44 PM
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Only an xr6...
Join Date: May 2005
Location: Brisbane
Posts: 539
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Hi fellas,
I got a leak in my radiator which normally wouldn't be a problem for me but this one is on a pipe I'm not familiar with. I took some pics of it (see below) so you could see, but its leaking at the join of a metal pipe the runs along the block to the back. Was wondering if anyone could give me some info on it as in how easily I could fix it myself, what I'd need to do roughly etc. etc. was hoping to do it tomorrow while I swap my front brakes (330mm YAY!!!!!) Really need a strong radiator for powercruise coming up next month Thanks    |
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Help with leaking radiator
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