Morning all.
After springing a small leak at the top of my radiator, i\'m wondering if its safe to use radweld in these engines (mine\'s an fd by the way) cos I heard a couple rumours somewhere that its not good to use it in these cars?
Any knowledge would be appreciated, cheers guys. :)
radweld isnt good to use in any car, stay well clear.
Only thing ive ever found to work is K seal
http://www.camskill.co.uk/products.php?plid=m1b769s4324p12605&rs=gb
Not sure id be wanting to put it in an FD though
As Chris says, please dont put any radweld type product in the system other than K-Seal which we know is safe as you risk blocking up waterways in the rotor housings
Ok guys thankyou. I guess i\'ll just save pennies and gett the rad reconditioned straight away, probably the safest option eh.
If you are still running a standard radiator then I have a couple of radiators in stock that are second hand
£40 delivered
Solution to leak in cooling system = reseal/repair part that\'s leaking. And that doesn\'t include adding a \'band aid\' in my eyes - If there\'s a hole in the rad, replace it. Cooling is vital on these cars, don\'t risk it.