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folks...the plastic top tank part of the radiator has developed a hairline crack. and when the car heats up and pressure builds, it's leaking water.
tried two types of epoxy glue to hold it but it aint working... works for a day or so but then the epoxy gives in to pressure
my obvious first choice is to hunt for a used radiator from delkanda and the usual suspects...
but then again the car being a 93 model corolla, there is no guarantee the used radiator too wont sprung a leak soon... And also i might have to buy the whole thing with the fan and i dont want to pay something i don't need right now. cos my fan is quite ok though it tends to be loud at times :)
which brings me to the next option...getting one of those copper tank thingies done cos the leak is only happening from the top and rest of the core seems to be quite ok
what do you guys think is the best course of action????
ct lionel seems to be offering the service but have no idea about costs, durability, time for the repair etc...
anyone else with a copper topped tank on their radiators???
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