Radiator issue with a 2004 GTO Ls1
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Radiator issue with a 2004 GTO Ls1
ok its leaking coolant from the trans line plug which i dont need cuz its a 6 speed what do u do to fix that i took the plug out and put tethlon tape on the thread and it now leaks more soo wtf lol and i dont mean anything by talkin about a V body on a F body forum lol i own a 92 firebird formula lol soo im not a traitor to the forum lol Go pontiac lol soo any1 have any ideas on what to do like is that a manufacture mess up and by the way its a brand new radiator soo yea i need some ideas on 2 get this gto to stop leaking coolant without buying another radiator
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Re: Radiator issue with a 2004 GTO Ls1
try an epoxy or jbweld it up.
EDIT: It shouldnt be leaking coolant from a trans plug. Coolant isn't inside there. If it was your transmission fluid (in an auto) would be mixed with coolant.
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EDIT: It shouldnt be leaking coolant from a trans plug. Coolant isn't inside there. If it was your transmission fluid (in an auto) would be mixed with coolant.
IBTL
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Car: 1992 Pontiac Firebird Formula
Engine: 5.0 305 tpi
Transmission: T5 (5 Speed) lol
Axle/Gears: stock posi
Re: Radiator issue with a 2004 GTO Ls1
nvm lol it was verified that the dealer i got it from put the wrong radiator in it and it was defective from the manufacture soo yea that sucks lol aint no thang lol
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