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Radiator hole...
Any way to fix a radiator hole?
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some JB weld does the trick
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Hmmm, if i remember that Myth Busters episode right... poping an egg into the loop should do the trick
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Depending on where and how big, JB weld or plumbers putty will work.
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unless ur willing to take the frame off and re-core it NO, toss the copper weight and buy a new one.
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How big is the hole?
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If you can clip the fins back from around the hole, just clip and gently push them back...Then sand the paint off it and solder on a little brass or copper patch, then push the fins back, it wont hurt your cooling to much...
If you cant or don't want to do that sand it around the hole to bare metal then use some of this..  If you already have some regular J&B Weld just run with it....
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