CGTBrad

Here's the deal... My aux. radiator is leakey... It's not an end cap leak, it's actually leaking dead center. Not sure If it's a stone hit or corrosion.

New ones cost $300+
I have a line on a used one for $50
My mechanic says he has a guy that can repair it for $40.
So... What my fear is, is that i'll drop $40 on getting this one fixed just to have it be corroded out... But if I buy the used one, who knows what it looks like inside... What to do?

Max'sCoupeGT

I vaguely remember hearing about that somewhere. But if you were to have it repaired, make sure the guy who's doing it knows what he's doing. A used one might not be that bad of a bet, I think I'd go that route.

CGTBrad

You can bypass, but I'd rather keep one in there....

StormChaser404

Does ther used have a warranty? If so, grab it. Also, would the repair be warrantied?

CGTBrad

Promised it wouldnt leak when I get it, The repair would be warrantied

Whitjr

is a great shop, w/ experience, then you should have no problems. I go to to a radiatior shop that has been in business for like a thousand years, and has a GREAT reputation. I do not go to a young shop; they won't know your radiator, and are just getting their "bones" made. Definetly worth the $40.00 you spend.

CGTBrad

Ordered the used on... Figured it was worth it to have a spare...