Rebel4055

I'm going to see what this does for a bit and go from there and I already have a mental note to get a new rad when I can but this should hold me off till I can get one.

I wonder how many people will tell me this. First of all the car has 324k miles on it and we do not have the 200 dollars to get a new radiator. I understand the problems it may cause but we won't leave the same coolant in it for 4 years straight, I plan to do another flush in a couple months.

The car has 324k miles on it and I'm not going to leave the coolant in there forever I plan to do regular flushes on it. Having this stop leak stuff in it for 6 months I doubt will hurt anything. I flushed the coolant a couple days ago I should be fine for the mean time. Plus we keep a eye on all our gauges if something happens to be abnormal we instantly check out the problem.

:woot: Looks like that stop leak stuff did its job! Drove around for 30 minutes and parked the car and nothing was pissing! Going out in a few minutes to check on it.

Just went to O'Riley and got this:

http://www.amazon.com/CRC-401211-Heavy-Duty-Radiator/dp/B000M8Q16M

Alright does anyone have any experience with that stop leak product?

None of that is leaking or bad I have sourced the leak to the side plastic tanks that meet the rad.

Thanks for that but won't be possible right now. I need like a quick fix option.

Scratch that I do have plastic tanks on the sides of the rad and they have little tabs that hold them on. I looked and looked but I didn't see no cracks or anything on the front where I can see it but the back I couldn't really see crap.

I checked I don't think I seen any type of tanks on the side thanks for the info tho.

Forgot to mention that I did crawl under it and looked I can not figure out where it's coming from at all. Hoses,tank,rad cap is all good.

1995 chevy lumina(the car) The plastic tank is on the left side, no leaks from there.

Didn't use the drain plug just undid both hoses that go into the engine itself and the waterpump. Rad cap is on the left side and double checked everything. I can't really take a look on the side of the rad because there is alot of shit in the way. It only does this if you drive it for a extended amount of time but if you take it on a 10 minute cruise it doesn't do it.

Moving this post here from engine/performance area since no one replies there. Now I did a coolant flush to the car and everything went well, now there is a leak on the right side of the rad if you are standing in front of the car, I can't exactly source the leak but when you drive it for awhile and shut the car off it pisses everywhere and when the pressure comes down it stops. But I just got back from a 20 minute drive and it didn't leak after I stopped and had the heat on. The temp was normal on the dash.

http://kalecoauto.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=3&products_id=36 Oh boy....

http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_22376_Pioneer+DEH-P4200UB.html How about that? That one I was going to get but my damn brother got the 3200 lol

yeah knowing my luck he would tackle me and I would be a pancake.

Dont want to fuck with him LOL

Took me 15 freaking minutes to watch that damn video lol. Damn youtube. Anyways what does a passive radiator do?

I knew I would trick someone LOL!

Sorry for OT but you son of a crack monkey I was going to get that one but since my brother was buying he got the 3200 cause of the color change... FFUUU

Alright yeah it did look a bit ugly after I looked over it a bit more. I think you should be fine tho! I got the DEH-3200UB right now and I'm loving it's features!

Hell for a bit more you can get this http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_22422_Pioneer+MVH-P8200.html Bluetooth has a SD slot media display and 3 4v pre-outs!

Oh wow hopefully we get some snow bad roof or not! I'm planning on tomorrow to put a tarp over it. Thanks for that image beat!