For Lynx Owners Help Naman for Lynx Radiator

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[SIZE=3]guys pahelp naman, wala ako idea how much cost ng fiber glass radiator for fordlynx (gsi mdl). according sa talyer na nagcheck, may tagas daw and yun ang reason kung bakit mabilis magbawas coolant kahit maikling byahe lang. kaya palitin na daw ang radiator, may crack. One month p lang saken yung lynx e...accordingly sa friend ko na pinagkunan ko sillicon and linis lang daw, pero dun sa talyer na kakilala namin, palitin na daw talaga.[/SIZE]
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[SIZE=3]assist and help me naman po kung san pede makabili ng radiator...or baka din may idea kayo how much yung cost ng brandnew at surplus...pero i think kung palitin na talaga..much better na ang brandnew.[/SIZE]
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[SIZE=3]In case ba na makabili ng radiator, pedeng sa shop na kakilala na lang ipaayos at ipakabit yun?[/SIZE]
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[SIZE=3]Paki-give na din ng contact number nung alam nyong pedeng pagbilhan ng radiator.[/SIZE]
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[SIZE=3]-Thanks-[/SIZE]

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[SIZE=3]guys pahelp naman, wala ako idea how much cost ng fiber glass radiator for fordlynx (gsi mdl). according sa talyer na nagcheck, may tagas daw and yun ang reason kung bakit mabilis magbawas coolant kahit maikling byahe lang. kaya palitin na daw ang radiator, may crack. One month p lang saken yung lynx e...accordingly sa friend ko na pinagkunan ko sillicon and linis lang daw, pero dun sa talyer na kakilala namin, palitin na daw talaga.[/SIZE]

[SIZE=3]assist and help me naman po kung san pede makabili ng radiator...or baka din may idea kayo how much yung cost ng brandnew at surplus...pero i think kung palitin na talaga..much better na ang brandnew.[/SIZE]

[SIZE=3]In case ba na makabili ng radiator, pedeng sa shop na kakilala na lang ipaayos at ipakabit yun?[/SIZE]

[SIZE=3]Paki-give na din ng contact number nung alam nyong pedeng pagbilhan ng radiator.[/SIZE]

[SIZE=3]-Thanks-[/SIZE]

try mo sir sa banawe
Fordland 7321206; 7324539

[Galactus]

A cheap DIY fix would be to use Gladiator sealant (especially made by Cord for radiators), then cover it with high-temp silicone sealant.

Don't use steel epoxy, it didn't work in my case.