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Could anyone recomend somewhere for me to get a rad repaired please. Its not the Mini rad.


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serck intertruck
U13 Western Ind Est (off Naas rd) 12 Co. Dublin

* (01)4508388
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Try Serck Services off the Nangor Road in Dublin.
Tel 01-4508388.

I've found them very helpfull in the past.


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Coonos Cab wrote:Try Serck Services off the Nangor Road in Dublin.
Tel 01-4508388.

I've found them very helpfull in the past.


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Thanks guys, I will give them a try .
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Rad weld :lol:

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StanO'Toole wrote:Rad weld :lol:

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It's quick fast and cheap! :lol:

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hi lads,
there is a product out there, called novastop,,,a bit dearer than your ordinary rad weld, seems to be a very good quality....your local motor factor should carry it...
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that Novastop is great stuff!

i used it on my old vw pissrat and it worked a charm!
most of the rally lads swear by it :D

agreed though it is a bit pricey but still worth it
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macker wrote:that Novastop is great stuff!

i used it on my old vw pissrat and it worked a charm!
most of the rally lads swear by it :D

agreed though it is a bit pricey but still worth it
I realise that it would probably work, but the idea of putting a clogging agent into somewhere that i want water to flow just isnt a good job in my mind.
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you could always use an egg
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I've used Novastop in my Volvo and it worked great. Effectively a stone through the rad meant buying a new one which cost E150.
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Billy wrote:I've used Novastop in my Volvo and it worked great. Effectively a stone through the rad meant buying a new one which cost E150.
The last time I priced a rad for this was about 14 years ago at £1200 + VAT !!!!. I got it recored for £100.The guy that recored it has retired since. I think a stone has hit it this time.
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Wow,,,,, Thats expensive.... What car is it for?

Novastop is good stuff..... A lot of guys put a shot of it in every rover k-series engine they service to help the old head gasket along and it does wonders....
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