TOYOROTOR

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the brackets are coming off the sides of my 82 radiator
they look like if they where glued on or something....
any suggestions on how to make the stick????

Blitz0309

JB weld

Hades12

I had the same problem on my 83. I took it to the Rad shop. They cleaned both parts with a grinder and then soldered the bracket back on the tank. Cost was $15.

Jeff20B

iTrader: (13)

I soldered my own brackets back on a couple months ago. I cleaned the old solder and used some new acid core solder and a propane torch. It turned out well for being my first time.

justrx8

time a new radiator

mazdaverx713b

iTrader: (91)

yes, solder is a really great way to fix. make sure the surface area is clean and the sloder is heated properly and evenly. it holds suprisingly well. also, you can braze the brackets. works very well. same applies to the brazing.

Anex 570

It has to be soldered on, very simply to do, just wire brush the hell out of it. If you dont want to do it, a radiator shop will do it quickly and cheaply.

rxtasy3

iTrader: (2)

wrong kind of solder. solid core lead free solder is what's used.

Jeff20B

iTrader: (13)

The acid core package said Radiators on it, so I got it. So how bad can it be?

Anex 570

It all has to do with its holding/pressure capabilities. The solid stuff he's talking about you need to use flux still but brush on, just as you do with home plumbing. The acid core stuff is just a new faster way, and might yeild slight holding power, but not likely being its not under pressure there. If it doesnt work the first time, re-do it or get a new rad for $200

TOYOROTOR

iTrader: (1)

took it to radiator shop and had it done for $20.00
thanks for all the help

Jeff20B

iTrader: (13)

Oh, ok. It's still holding.