vish86

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Turbonut

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Cut the radiator tube(s) and pinch off.

Rotary Alkymist

Better yet pinch it and the put some solder in there and do a pressure test.

vish86

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djSL

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Technically, yes. Otherwise, a replacement will only set you back $100-$300, depending on brand/quality.

psyaddict

clean it good with water and acetone before welding, it may not look nice afterwards but it works.. depends how thin the aluminium is. definitely doable with intercoolers..

Pete_89T2

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I wouldn't bother repairing it, not worth the risk of repair failing, spewing coolant and overheating which could quickly kill your engine. If budget is a concern, you can pick up an aftermarket OEM replacement for around $100~150 (Rockauto, etc.) or if you have the cash, get a Koyo AL dual-pass radiator (basically a drop in fit) for around $300~350.

vish86

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