Another Newbie - Timing Cover Leak

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10-27-2013 | 12:00 PM

thorsfar

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Thanks for info on radiator. It seems that it has plastic tanks, anyone have experience with these as not the same as original metal tanks? But then again about $200-300 cheaper and newer cars use similar build.

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10-31-2013 | 03:49 PM

packkratt

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Hey thorsfar, where about are you in Canada?

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Thanks for info, used the ultra black for pan and permatex 2 for cover gasket. All back together and seems to be holding. But have a radiator leak on left side just below upper transmission connection. Was on a roll, but was told that rad might have a leave. Have tried some stop leak, but sourcing a radiator shipped to Canada. Amazing that I can order one from Houston cheaper than I can get on line from Canada.

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11-01-2013 | 09:46 AM

thorsfar

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Just outside of Edmonton, Alberta. Just ordered a PRO rad from Rock Auto and it is supposedly all metal tanks. It is on its way and we'll see what arrives.

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