How Do You Repair Radiators For Cars?
Your car will not last long if the radiator is damaged in any way. Telltale signs that you need to repair the radiator include leaking coolant or excessive coolant consumption. You can repair most radiators for cars easily because the radiator itself is not damaged but the hoses have become worn or sludge is clogging the system. Its also good practice to go through these steps every two years, whether you need to repair your radiator or not, as part of your preventative maintenance routine. Step 1 Park your car on a level spot and let the engine cool completely. If you can see radiator coolant on the ground beneath your car, follow the leak to find out if it is coming from the hoses or the radiator itself. Step 2 Place the drain pan underneath the draincock for the radiator (this is located on the bottom of the radiator on the driver’s side). Remove the radiator fill cap. Then, open the draincock by turning it counterclockwise and drain all the fluid from your system. Step 3 Replace th
