Hit a rock and put a hole in my radiator. Ordered a new one, but was able to fix the existing. Radiator is new, never been used. Asking $950 plus shipping. Sorry, didn't mean to post this twice. Don't see how to delete this second post.
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C14 Radiator
- Thread starter RodWestphal
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I drained the coolant to get it below the level of the hole. Then put JB Weld in the hole. It held just fine. That was just over 5 years and 83,000 miles ago. So it held just fine. And I was able to repair without removing the radiator.
Jb weld works very well. At the Pennsylvania national a couple years back my radiator fan had worn a 1/4 circle channel on the radiator the day of the rally dinner. With the assistance of a bunch of Coggers I got it back to.rally central, got radiator off, cleaned the area of the holes, and applied jb weld. Got it back.together just in time to make the rally dinner. Next day filled her. Up with coolant and had to ride thru 95 degree stop and go traffic thru Richmond Virginia. Repair held and I had no issues on my way home to Savannah. I.managed to.find a used one on ebay with the assistance of connie rider (thanks ted) . The stuff works, it's part of my road tool kit.