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Asked by GuruBQJSP Jan 09, 2019 at 01:28 PM about the 2003 Ford Taurus

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Will a sealeant stop or help a radiator leak

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oilyspill answered 5 years ago

It may help for a while? Usually it will start leaking again. You could take it to radiator shop, but, usually if plastic tank is leaking, they can't fix that. Just my opinion. A new radiator is the best fix. I think.

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