91_CiViC_RiDeR

Ok well last night on the way home from work I hit a Propane can that was in the middle of the interstate...Luckily it did not explode....But anyways I pulled over to the side of the Interstate and checked my vehicle and it appeared fine except for when I looked under the hood of my car and there was radiator fluid all over my damn engine so I was like wtf and I checked the radiator and did not find any cracks in it or anything at the time and was just thinking that it came from the cap; so I drove it home. Well this morning I go and check it and come to find out there is a crack at the top of the radiator oh about 1 to 2 inches long give or take. Now I was wondering if I was to seal it up with some metal filler would it work and for how long and will I be able to drive like it is for about 2 weeks till I get another radiator without it overheating and losing any fluids???

Any help would be greatly appreciated!!!

Thanks!

S2Kev

If the metal part of the radiator is damaged, you might be able to get it welded at a radiator shop. Or you can just try JB Weld. Good luck.

Kai

I fixed the radiator in a K-car with duct tape before (cracked endtank.) It held for weeks. :chuckles:


Seriously. h:

91_CiViC_RiDeR

Well you know what they say IF YOU CANT DUCT IT THEN **** IT!!!!

:rofl: