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Skip Fix 07-18-2026 09:43 AM

Radiator plugs for leak testing?
 
Are there rubber plugs to cover the inlet/outlet to test for core/tank leaks?

Region Warrior 07-18-2026 11:21 AM

Try local commercial ac electrical ac plumbing supplier.

Region Warrior 07-18-2026 11:28 AM

Are there any radiator repair shops near you?
They'll should have them.
Only one or two shops left here long lake Michigan from I'll to Michigan city steel mills.
Used be 5-6 in both countries.

SRGN 07-18-2026 03:30 PM

I've used 2 radiator hoses with a coupler connecting them in the past.

Skip Fix 07-18-2026 07:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SRGN (Post 6624710)
I've used 2 radiator hoses with a coupler connecting them in the past.

Probably the easiest to chase up!
Did find these
https://www.pegasusautoracing.com/pr...RoC7d4QAvD_BwE

Sirrotica 07-18-2026 08:37 PM

Skip, formerly I've used a piece of old inner tube with a hose clamp over the neck, when you're poor, you find stuff lying around the garage to use.................;)

I still have inner tube and hose clamps lying around my garage, probably still plug it that way today.............LOL

:2cents:

Skip Fix 07-19-2026 10:14 AM

That would be an easy way!


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