I was afraid of that. I'm not to keen on any kind of stop leaks anyway. I
guess I'll add that to my list when I go through my oil system. Probably
early next year.
Thanks. :)
Blake
At 11:55 PM 12/17/97 EST, Rick Morrison wrote:
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>On Wed, 17 Dec 1997 20:48:35 -0600 (CST) Blake Wylie <bwylie@hiwaay.net>
>writes:
>SNIP
>>Now...I've got another problem for you listers out there. :P
>>My oil cooler is leaking oil from around the bottom of it. It's not
>>gushing
>>out, but it's noticeable, and I think that it is getting steadily
>>worse.
>>What do I need to do? Is there some seal under there that might need
>>to be
>>replaced? If so, how hard would that job be? Any info, tips, or
>>experiences are much appreciated. :)
>Just got through going through the same problem.
> Removed the oil radiator and took it to a couple of radiator shops, and
>the bottom line was they couldn't repair it without cutting off part of
>the air flow through the area of the repair. Plus it would cost about 2/3
>of the cost of a new one.
> Best solution, is spring for a new oil cooler (radiator). Special
>Interest gave me the best price on it, about $85.00 (if my OF memory
>still functions)
>DON'T try any sealers! Remember you're dealing with the life blood of
>your engine (the oil). Anything you add to ''stop leaks'' will probably
>start clogging up other small holes throughout the oiling system, places
>like rockers, small passages, oil filters ETC.
>
>Rick Morrison
>72 MGBGT
>74 Midget
>
>SNIP
>>Blake Wylie
>>1970 MGB with DPI syndrome
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