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Re: RADIATOR STOP LEAK
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Posted by Hugh MacKay on February 06, 2005 at 16:49:28 from (209.226.247.116):
In Reply to: RADIATOR STOP LEAK posted by Tom Zenk on February 06, 2005 at 09:15:41:
Tom: Black pepper, no question has all the commercial products beaten by a mile. I fixed a hole size of a lead pencil, in rad of a Chevy dump truck 366 engine. 100,000 miles later it was still going. I have used it numerous times over the years in mainly cars and trucks, and never pluged a heater core. I think my old 6.2 Chevy diesel probably saw 2 lbs of pepper over the years. I recall about 6 times forign objects left holes in two rads. Truck went 400,000 miles in 14 years, never had a new heater core, required two rads and one new water pump. The new rad was result of little towing accident, water pump happened at 350,000 miles. I don't ever recall having to put any in a tractor. In my home turf highway salt was the big curse on rads, mainly cars and trucks. Tractors tended to be immune from that.
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