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leaky rad 850

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posted by  shegarty on  Tue Sep 21 01:05 CST 2010
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"my mechanic was mad and had to power flush the whole system"

this is what i was thinking - looks like there are other opinions out there that these products can also gum up and clog the rest of the system and not just the leak - think i'll stay away from them for now and attempt to replace the rad or see if i can repair it once i've taken it out






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