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Radiator Specialist?

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Anyone know if a Honda CRV radiator is repairable? I'm told that it's a replacement job, because the top part of it is some sort of plastic and is not repairable. Seems a shame to throw away an otherwise perfectly good radiator just because a plastic part's cracked...

Survived for three months using the "black pepper" trick but that solution no longer works, the crack got bigger... :(

Was a time in a previous life I'd have whipped the thing out and soldered it myself, why the hell did they have to 'reinvent' the bloody things and put a plastic top on them??

Anyway... Anyone had experience having one repaired and/or can suggest a good shop that flogs reasonably priced radiators?

There is a place that repairs the plastic tanks as well as other radiator repairs in Chiang Mai as I have watched him work on occasions, unfortunately I can not describe where his shop is except to say it is east of the river and north of Thapai Road. I realise not much help for you but if you are really stuck I can check out the address for you next week.

its repairable, i had the radiator on a nissan go that also had a plastic top.

They will replace the plastic part if they are honest. Furthermore if your radiator is actually leaking from the tubes, the holes can be soldered using special solder.

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Fwiw, bit of a task but I got the radiator out... Turns out both the top and bottom manifolds are cracked, was advised repair was possible (~b3,000) but with no guarantee, while a new one was b5,500... I bit the bullet and bought the new one...

Thanks for the pointers to the repair shops...

get the old core and sell it too a recycler, they're going to fix your old radiator and sell it.

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