i have a hole in my radiator, and was wondering what the best way to fill it in is.

 

 

is it on the plastic or metal?

 

alumnaseal or JBweld to the rescue

 

its plastic, what would be the best stuff to use, i was thinking of melting over some of the plastic to fill the hole.

Do you think it is even worth it to patch it, or should i just get a new one. The hole isn't that bad.

 

People on this forum are frickin' crazy about thier JB weld

 

JB Weld is even better than zip ties and duct tape.

 

JB weld doent hold up (yes i have tried) unless you like welding it every week even tried it with metal plates and everything.

 

When my stock plastic POS radiator cracked, I used everything under the sun to try to repair it. The thing that worked best was a radiator repair kit that was like fiberglass. It came with a matting material and the resin. That held for about 6 months and the crack was around one of the top mounts, so it was hard to patch it. Patch it if you have to, but do yourself a favor and get a 2or 3 core metal radiator soon.