Go to your local parts store and get a new one for $120 bucks. Then put it in the car. That oughta fix it.

 

humm.. if its like a small leak.. or leaks.. my buddy bought some "pills" that seals it.. donno how long dat lasts..but its a cheap solution?

 

humm.. if its like a small leak.. or leaks.. my buddy bought some "pills" that seals it.. donno how long dat lasts..but its a cheap solution?

Its not something I recommend anyone doing to a car they value. This stop leak stuff coats everything in the cooling system and cuts down on cooling efficiency. And it likes to settle in places like the head were cooling is important or in the heater core where keeping warm is important.

 

That leak stop stuff will start coloring your engine bay witha orange-mud like color once the leak gets worse. Do yourself a favor and go to another radiator guy and see if he charges less. You can always take the radiator out and have him replace the end tank (he should charge less for that) and you do the labor; that will save her some money.

 

-A leaky seam that mean the tech have to seperate the end tank from the core to replace the seal, for that price is he/she going to do both end tanks or just one, you probably is better off getting a new one, a body shop wholesaler have good price $80~100.

-Kevin.