Rotary friendly rad sealer?

Started by m1tch, January 17, 2010, 02:35:32 PM

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Nik da Greek

Quote from: Archbish;666075Jesus Mr Da Greek - what the hell????  Did the engine fail, or did it still live even with all that crap in it???  That\'s amazing....

Ohhhhh, yuss! :Giggle It\'s an indestructible Toyota lump, short of the cambelt snapping and it eating its head there\'s not much that\'ll kill one outright. 148k miles and still going string, although it does sound like a diesel tractor :mmmm

Quote from: SiH;666076I can imagine it was a hoot digging all that crap out of the 47,241 miles of an MR2\'s cooling system...

Yes, it\'s was a lot more fun than fduking a monkey :3Confused Took a lot of flushing, just hours of skooshing it all through with a hosepipe and running it up to temp, then cooling it down and flushing through again. Amazingly, it eventually managed to free up both the vent/bleed screws in the heater matrix and the rad, so even the Hose From Hell survived, and believe me, if you want to avoid one job on a Mister Two it\'s that one :eek:

There should be like an RSPCA for people that abuse cars like the barbarian who did that to the cooling system; they should be banned from ever owning another vehicle because of their abhorrent cruelty or something

MaLicE

ha ha mate of mine got a civic and we took a door card off to find egg shells... LOADS of them... i took the rad cap off just to check and it was full of egg lol!

TiddlesRX7

I just bought some K seal to try and fix the leak on my heater matrix. It\'s only a small leak so Im hoping for a good result. I\'ll let you know how it goes mate.
I don\'t need to upgrade my stock turbo to beat your ass!

Get your finger out, get it on the road and start driving it then!!! (B.Martin 25/2/12)