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would not recommend it. it will just end up clogging up the coolant ports in the motor and cause you more trouble. the only thing i would use to repair a radiator is some form of epoxy on the OUTSIDE of it (jb weld would work). otherwise a new radiator is a whole $100 for a big, nice one. why skimp when its so cheap to replace?
 
its leaking by the fins , by the right fan , can epoxy or jb weld fix that and 100 bucks for a new rad i can only find one for as cheap as 300 bucks
 


Why not upgrade your radiator while you're in there? Instead of ZZPs oversized radiator, why don't you get the same thing from OReillys, but cheaper (because of no shipping), local, and a lifetime warranty too?

Proliance Radiator PN: 432387 (Measure it before buying, make sure the core is 1-3/8". Some maybe mis boxed like I discovered)

And here is my write up from yours truely...
Pontiac Grand Prix Forums : Grandprix
 
Iron Indian said:
Why not upgrade your radiator while you're in there? Instead of ZZPs oversized radiator, why don't you get the same thing from OReillys, but cheaper (because of no shipping), local, and a lifetime warranty too?

Proliance Radiator PN: 432387 (Measure it before buying, make sure the core is 1-3/8". Some maybe mis boxed like I discovered)

And here is my write up from yours truely...
Pontiac Grand Prix Forums : Grandprix
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thanks. i didnt know the part numbers on a stock sized radiator. i only know that the cheap st3 fmhe comes from a VW scirocco. :p
 
VERY good list of advice here!

Liquid parts repairs like this are never good. Stop Leak (and anything similar) should be banned
 
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