Radiator leak ghetto fix

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Eh?

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None of you fuckers ain't ever fixed a rad leak?

that's gonna cost at least $400


if you have to, overnight parts from Japan

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Thanks for all the advice /o/, I went ahead and did it with JB "marine".

How long will it hold?

>>17331788
Did you apply that with a super soaker?

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>>17331819
Hairpin and toothpicks

It's not a fucking weld, it's goopy sticky shit.

>>17331788
Probably twoish week at most depending on your driving style, if your that kind of fag who thinks your busiest man in the town and does 70 on a surface street, probably less than a week

Just keep an eye on your coolant gauge and check for leaks"Everytime" you get out your car. And go buy a radiator

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>>17331936
Luckily there's an analog and digital gauge for coolant temp.

What exactly about driving style would effect the pressure inside the radiator?

>>17332003
Why do you even have a -V if you don't even know? It'll last a long time, maybe even years under normal conditions. Do a bunch of highway pulls and it's done in one hot day.

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Dude, /o/ is slow if you want actual answers.

Yes, you'll be fine.
I like the permatex gap filling plastic welder, but see diff

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This is a 200 dollar volvo I found the pieces in the trunk...