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my rad had a leak. green trail running down my driveway. tubes are going.

:crying:

 

-do i get it rebuilt?

-do i buy a new one?

-anyone close to Toronto, Ontario with a spare they want to sell?

 

cheers, Scott

Posted

Wow, sorry to hear that, Scott. Sure am glad that didn't happen on the covered bridge ride a few weeks back. Better to have that green stream running down your driveway at home than running down a narrow country road in Ohio!!!

 

Hopefully someone will have one that they can help you out with.

 

Joe

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Hey Mother

 

I'd check with Zdeno Cycle Salvage in Kitchener, they've got an absolutely huge inventory, was in there last week to look for an exhaust collector box for a 1st Gen Venture, he had one that looked new for $170. I'm sure I saw more than a couple of rads on the shelf.

 

www.zdenocycle.ca

 

If you need any help, either picking it up, or installing it, give me a shout, I'll be more than glad to give a hand.

 

Jim

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Here I was worried that you was unable to find the leaker thingie, and was going to suggest an alternative, thank goodness it's only your rad, that can be replaced:happy65:. I let you know if I hear of one, Bongobobny, might be helpful here.:think:

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I think I have a rad if you haven't had any luck yet. Let me know and it's yours for shipping.

 

BTW - Make sure to clean up the leak - especially if you have pets. The stuff tastes sweet so pets will go for it. It's lethal if ingested.

Posted

i knew if i posted here, i would get a response. my pm box is flowing with people selling parts, and great leads on where to go, then my phone rings, long distance east coast USA, and a rad from an 89 will be in the mail over the next couple of days at a fair price.

 

thanks to all, this site is the bestest. :whistling:

(that means even better than the best, right Carl)

 

cheers, Scott

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i knew if i posted here, i would get a response. my pm box is flowing with people selling parts, and great leads on where to go, then my phone rings, long distance east coast USA, and a rad from an 89 will be in the mail over the next couple of days at a fair price.

 

thanks to all, this site is the bestest. :whistling:

(that means even better than the best, right Carl)

 

cheers, Scott

 

Guess your solution saves me from stopping at Zdeno for yah !

 

Carl you were so helpful this time. Guess the last time you wanted him out of your driveway :sign20:

 

Brad

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and the funny part was, i was going to go to Carls for a visit, a coffee and pick up some steaks and then go to BRadT to use his BBQ. oh well, i had a TV dinner instead.

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and the funny part was, i was going to go to Carls for a visit, a coffee and pick up some steaks and then go to BRadT to use his BBQ. oh well, i had a TV dinner instead.

 

You know where the BBQ is. But remember button 6 on the white phone is my cell, let me know when they will be ready.

 

BRad

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and the funny part was, i was going to go to Carls for a visit, a coffee and pick up some steaks and then go to BRadT to use his BBQ. oh well, i had a TV dinner instead.

Heck with goin' to Brad's, we could have cooked it up right here and enjoyed a real meal, course then Brad would have been sulking and we'd have to go there to make him feel better. Oh well, next time.

Posted

I had been smelling antifreeze off and on for a few days. Then, as lonestarmedic and I stopped for gas on his way out of town, I had steam coming up. I went home and pulled the radiator cover off and ran it up to temp. Sure enough, it was oozing out the fins in front. I thought about calling a rad shop to see what they would charge to fix it, or make a post similar to mother's. Then I remembered that I had a tube of AlumaSeal sitting around. Thought "What the heck!" and put about a quarter of it in, fired it up and rode. I left the cover off for a couple of days and so far, a week later, it's holding.

 

I hope it will stay good, if not, I'll be coming back here!

 

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