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Old 11-02-2003, 12:59 PM   #1 (permalink)
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New Product For Radiator Cracks

APART FROM WHAT IS POSTED IN THIS FORUM, IS THERE ANY GOOD PRODUCT TO PATCH A VERY THIN CRACK IN THE TOP PLASTIC PART OF A CAMRY 95 RADAIATOR?
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for the top plastic part, use JB weld, or a thick layer of epoxy


oh and loose the bold, its very annoying
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Oldman: Thanks for your hint. I spread plastic weld. Doing fine , but I am looking for a good deal to get a new radiator just in case.
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for the top plastic part, use JB weld, or a thick layer of epoxy


oh and loose the bold, its very annoying

yeah, that'll work..

no more boro SC..
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The plastic weld did not last much , but enough to shop around for a good deal. Today a new radiator was installed for $240 (Canadian ehh). Happy camry again. :p
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