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| Multipla Radiator leak Hi Guys I have a 1.6 petrol 04 Multipla, it has developed a small leak somewhere around the base of the radiator. Have obtained some Holts radweld, which advises pouring into the top of the radiator. For the life of me I cannot find a suitable orifice in which to do this, except for a very small plastic screw / plug on the side at the top. Any ideas ? or can it be poured into the reservoir ? Cheers Freebs
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| Re: Multipla Radiator leak I used on the stuff on a previous motor,I drained the cooing system and then refilled with the correct antifreeze mix with the radweld included,it worked for me.
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| Re: Multipla Radiator leak Thanks for that, but have found a better solution. 'Wynns Coolant leak stop' or something like that. Just siphon off about half pint of coolant from expansion tank, pour this green gunk in, and it's sorted. ![]() Much better than breaking off the clip holding the hose, etc etc and you can do it on your feet! Cheers Freebs
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| Re: Multipla Radiator leak Did it really sort the leak freebs?
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| Re: Multipla Radiator leak Rolo Yes it did, checked it last night before I went out and when I got back, about 1 hour of travelling, and no change, same this morning. Freebs
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