> j-b welding...i am not familuar w/that...do i just pick up
> some at a auto parts store?....thanx for the tip....
JB Weld is a steel filled epoxy available most places adhesives are sold -
hardware, auto stores, places like that. It comes in several versions, from
the original that takes a couple hours to set to "JB Kwik" which sets in a
few minutes. Heat speeds the hardening process. All take a day to harden
completely, but are workable with files, saws and sandpaper when hard. On
metal surfaces it is reasonably permanent.
Be sure to remove all traces of oil with alcohol or brake cleaner before
applying the epoxy.
Mike
~^ beancounter ~^ - 26 Mar 2006 18:05 GMT
thanx folks for the tip...i picked up some
radiator weld, and applied it...i let the car
sit and "set" for 12 hrs and just drove it
and got it warmed up...it seems to be holding,
so far...does anyone know aprox how many
lbs of pressure the 940t coolant system "pumps"
up to?....thanx, (as always) for the group help....
Michael Pardee - 28 Mar 2006 05:54 GMT
> thanx folks for the tip...i picked up some
> radiator weld, and applied it...i let the car
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> lbs of pressure the 940t coolant system "pumps"
> up to?....thanx, (as always) for the group help....
Like most, somewhere around 15 psi. Certainly below 20 psi.
Mike
~^ beancounter ~^ - 28 Mar 2006 15:51 GMT
sounds good...thats a bit less than i thought...the
way it hisses when i relieve yhe pressure by un
screwing the cap....anyway...the leak is fixed...thanx
for the advice zencr & michael
John Robertson - 21 Apr 2006 10:30 GMT
The leak is fixed but are you sure you have solved the issue as to why the
radiator leaked.Is it worn out clogged ?But if it was obvious damage,such as
a stone ,you might be safe.
> sounds good...thats a bit less than i thought...the
> way it hisses when i relieve yhe pressure by un
> screwing the cap....anyway...the leak is fixed...thanx
> for the advice zencr & michael