90sc35thann
Registered User
One of the last things I need to do before heading to Carlisle was repair a pin hole leak in the top tank of my griffin radiator. I was contemplating removing the radiator and have it tig welded. Then I read about aluminum solder as a repair solution. My final solution was let's say unique. I cut a rectangular piece from an old aluminum license plate. I shaped it to the to the top radiator tank then affixed it to the tank via JB Weld. So I patched it so to speak and let it set up and cure for 18 hours. It turned out well, no more leak, and it isn't bad looking at all.
It was the strangest leak. It wasn't on a seam and was dead smack in the middle of the top tank. It almost looked as if it started to corrode from the inside out.
Carlisle here I come.
It was the strangest leak. It wasn't on a seam and was dead smack in the middle of the top tank. It almost looked as if it started to corrode from the inside out.
Carlisle here I come.