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Fixing Car Radiator

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  • Wayne3765
    Wayne3765 Posts: 631 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    I'd check out the cause of the leak before buying any self sealing additives , if it's because of corrosion it's only going to get worse and you could end up stranded somewhere or even blowing your head gasket which would mean a costly repair.
    Hintza wrote: »

    If nothing works get to a scappy for a replacement.

    Or try Ebay , I managed to get a replacement radiator in top condition for £10 off Ebay ( luckily it was close enough to collect in person) , local scrappys wanted a lot more than £10.
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