This thread gets pics of the plastic welding by Tuesday or its locked.

 

for the price of ebay radiators you gotta be a cheap ****, broke ****, or dumb **** to even try this. a a stock one can be had for free, I just threw mine away. quit being cheap and go to the junkyard, or ebay. can someone help him out here, I would if I was close.

 

why not just put a 90 on the outlet, shoot over with a peice of steel pipe, pop another 90 on there, another 2'' peice of steel pipe and connect to the orginal pipe.
like this

 

If u do use jb weld atleast use the jb water weld I think thats what its called anyway gl.

 

EDIT:

This isn't General Discussion. Shut the ---- up if you don't plan on helping.

David

 

no no no, he's got the right idea, plastic-weld...or glue...whatever, fill'er up, bleed it, put on the cap, and make sure the camera is rolling


please

 

Lots of questions guys
@t_cel_t: Can't do this, because the current position of the fitting is interferring with my car's chassis.
@rudebwoy: I don't live in USA, so I would have to wait 3-4weeks(+paying post costs & taxes) to get the radiator from usa + mine is just fine except for the fitting placement
@CSaddict: Let just left this thread open for another week, the shop is full of work, so I will have to wait, but it will be plastic welded.
@CivicOCD: Pics coming next week, because the shop is a little full of work

 

take it a shop get a new endtank welded on, and /done

 

where do you live? if you are in Germany you got help. I will round up my boys and see what they have.

 

thats gonna cost more than a new radiator. unless time is his only problem