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Small leak in coolant resivior
Hey,
My wife's Alfa Romeo decided to spring a small leak in it's coolant tank this afternoon. Naturally, parts can't be had quickly for a car like this, so I'm looking to patch it for now. Can I stick some JB Weld in there, or what will hold on plastic that could also get wet and obviously hot? I was heading for the duct tape but I figure it has tol hold for at least three or four days until I can get a replacement tank. Thanks much! -m
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Now: 2018 Tesla Model X 1999 S500 Grand Edition 164k 1992 300D 2.5 Turbo 287k 2005 E320 4MATIC wagon 1991 Alfa Romeo 164L 99k (sleeping for a while) Then: 96 Lincoln TC, 93 Lincoln TC, 87 560 SEL, 87 300 SDL, 80 300D, 89 560 SEC |
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Well, I didn't really want to swap the tank out twice if I didn't have to. Looking for more of a way to seal the hole for now.
-m
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Now: 2018 Tesla Model X 1999 S500 Grand Edition 164k 1992 300D 2.5 Turbo 287k 2005 E320 4MATIC wagon 1991 Alfa Romeo 164L 99k (sleeping for a while) Then: 96 Lincoln TC, 93 Lincoln TC, 87 560 SEL, 87 300 SDL, 80 300D, 89 560 SEC |
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I patched a 3-4" crack in the coolant reservoir of an 83 300SD with Permatex gray RTV and it's held for over a year.
Sixto 95 S420 87 300SDL |
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