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03-27-2007 04:51 PM #1
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or stop leak, band aid fixes are no good because they create problems later on. stop leak will work great for a radiator for example but given time, it will clog coolant passages in the cylinder head/ block and create problemsYou don't know what you've got til it's gone
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03-28-2007 01:47 PM #2
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Dang Denny, I figured you would have passed on the good old Black Pepper method.
Originally Posted by DennyW
For radiators, use Barrs-leak tablets. They will not clog anything.
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03-28-2007 01:52 PM #3
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What about the old egg white or porridge trick ???? Originally Posted by DennyW
For radiators, use Barrs-leak tablets. They will not clog anything.
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