what to use to fix the overflow on radiator
 

Has anyone had experience using Q-bond? I need to fix until I can get it properly fixed.Attachment 1170712

Re: what to use to fix the overflow on radiator
 

No experience with that, i have used the 5 minute epoxy stick...play dough type stuff though....good luck!

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JB Weld

Or just get a propane torch and fix it yourself.

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Solder,it's not that difficult. Why halfass it?

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Unless you're dead broke, I'd take the whole thing off (about 30 minutes to an hour). Shouldn't cost that much to have it re-soldered.

If the radiator is otherwise in good shape, you might want to have it rodded and clean while it's out.

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what he said and it is easy to do clean it flux it solder it

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I've seen a bolt on valve stem used as a temporary fix. Clean off the area, bolt in the stem, remove the valve in the stem and hook your overflow hose to it.
Here's some examples. Should find some at a tire store.
http://abc.eznettools.net/accessorie...alveStems.html

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Agreed I will pull it off and have it re-soldered. Thanks

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I think if I had that issue, I'd call the local radiator shop. That said, a new radiator really isn't that much. I got a 3 row from Advance Auto for less than $200.00. Now I don't know what your budget is but it is a radiator....pretty important to the truck's functions.

I did have to get the actual part number for the radiator, Advance Auto didn't know what I was talking about.