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Hey guys got a pin hole leak near the front of the intake manifold leaking radiator fluid....so just wondering if anyone has any experience withe Series 500 radiator sealer or the likes of the product or should i just use the loctite radiator and petrol tank repair kit?

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Chi

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my radiator on my old commy had a split in the tank and i was topping it up at least once a day i used a radiator sealer i cant remember the name of it but it had little pieces of copper in it. worked great howevr that was on my bunky commy ute so i didnt care about blockages. but i reckon the loctite one would be great especially if its only pin hole sized

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There is one in a clear plastic bottle called Car Go Metalic Seal Up , search the web and its available through Ripco and Super Heap for ~ $11 .

I have used it for a cracked head and can vouch that in a rebuilt lowish Km engine it didn't clog radiators or damage thermostats or water pump seals . This was a flat fours aluminium head BTW .

A .

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