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Posted by Kritter on July 24, 2006 at 14:37:52 from (144.226.173.68):
I patched the radiator on my Ford 2000 with JB Weld, I had about 5 holes. The JB Weld didn"t seal them up totally but adding some Barrs Stop lead did the trick. Question: should I drain and flush the radiator so any leftover Barrs is cleaned out? There are several kinds of stop leak barrs makes, I used the tablets that you crumble into the radiator. Oh yea, after fixin the radiator figured I needed to knock down some of the 3-4 foot brush that was growin around the place with the brush hog. Everything going fine, when I looked toward the house (about 100" away) noticed my trucks back window was laying in a million pieces. So much for a good day.
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