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Old 05-02-04, 02:17 PM
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heater matrix leak

yoo guys,,
ok i keep springing a leak from the heater matirx,,,,ive had it out from the car twice (dashboad removal)
basically where the plastic end tanks are glued on,,,it leaks out of a tiny crack,, iive tried to glue and now ive tried fibre glass resin,,,but after a couple of weeks its leaking again..

there must be a glue or some way of repairing as the crack is so small,,,
any ideas,,,,or do i buy a new one from mazda?
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why would you not put a new core in it? that is a **** load of work to do 3 times.
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tell me about it,,,i can take dash out in 20 mins now,,,, but i live in the UK and mazda parts are expensive
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just get a new one and be done with it. ever seen a canyon? water always wins its just a matter of time. i would not trust any epoxy
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i agree with mad 7
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