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Old 07-23-2003, 05:12 PM
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Angry Damn Fluidyne radiator!

I have only had this radiator for 3 months and its freaking leaking already! I went on vacation a few weeks ago, and when I came home there was a puddle of coolant under the car. Looked at the car and couldn't find where it was coming from. It was then fine for a week, then it started to leak again slightly. Over the course of the next 2 weeks it got extremely worse. This past weekend I took the radiator out and the whole bottom half of the radiator was wet, leaking from across the bottom core. I have to bring it back to Mustangs Unlimited for them to send back to Fluidyne to see it what's up. The funny thing is, my car never overheated or anything, so I hope they don't try to tell me I overheated the radiator. Has anyone else had or heard of Fluidyne problems?
P.S, sorry about the long rant, I'm just a little heated about the whole deal.
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Old 07-24-2003, 02:31 AM
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I used a Fluidyne before and never had any probs for 3 years. Im using the Be Cool that comes with the fan one now. Maybe you just got unlucky? Sorry anyway I hate when dat shit happens.
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