Posted by 504 on October 13, 2021 at 17:22:03 from (199.127.53.7):
In Reply to: Leaking Radiator posted by super99 on October 12, 2021 at 18:31:52:
Two stories,1976 Chevy pu,I was stopped at a stop sign and a state truck hit the spreader switch and threw a rock into the radiator. I saw the steam and checked the stream of antifreeze shooting three feet past the bumper. I made a run to the nearest auto parts store and bought Bars Leak pelet style,it has been in it 25 years. WE had an off road rock truck(see Gold Rush) and the radiator mount broke and the bottom tank was rubbing on the frame. I dumped two cans of Bars Leak in it and it went 8 hours,it got us through that Saturday. The hole in the tank was big enough that I could see inside the tank and see the tubes.
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