How To Stop A Radiator Petcock From Leaking
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 พ.ย. 2021
- Are you facing a radiator petcock leak and want to fix it yourself? Look no further! In this step-by-step tutorial, we'll guide you through the process of fixing a radiator petcock leak like a pro.
A leaking radiator petcock can be a nuisance, but with a few simple tools and some basic know-how, you can tackle this repair in no time. We'll show you the tools you'll need and walk you through each step of the process, making it easy to follow along even if you're a beginner.
From identifying the leak to safely draining the radiator and replacing the petcock, we've got you covered. Say goodbye to that pesky leak and hello to a properly functioning radiator.
Don't let a radiator petcock leak slow you down any longer. Watch our tutorial now and get your radiator back in top shape today!
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I honestly put a lot more RTV on haha, Ill probably stick to just pulling the lower radiator hose for draining from now on since its so much quicker anyways.
Thanks for watching
Legend!!!!
Thanks for watching!
in addition, what brand of silicone are you using tks
Not sure, we bought it at O'Reilys
Can it be sealed with ptfe tape?
It might work. Haven't tried this.
If my dorman radiator drain plug is bad and it is dripping does it only drip when the car is running or only drip when the car is parked or will it drip all the time snice the plug is bad?
It dripped pretty much all the time.
I have a leaking petcock on my 1990 dodge pickup can the petcock be taking out entirely
It may unscrew all the way out.
I have a brand new radiator and just replaced m thermostat housing I drained the coolant a little bit and my petcock won’t stop leaking either
Yeah, Ricks has been leaking off an on...it's a pain
Can this problem causes overheat?
If enough fluid leaks out it may.
That silicone is polyurethane based?
Not 100% sure, it may have been silicone based.
So did it work?
Yes, until the radiator itself started to leak...ugh!
Ahhh, just throw a little egg white into the radiator cap opening and it'll probably be fine lol.
That's a Jeep thing... It's a brand new radiator with a leaky petcock. Everything's built like crap..UGH!
@@HomeOwnerRepair Chinese junk
Bacon 🥓 works best
Why my radiator is leaking when the radiator cap is open but when is close there is no leaking ing petcock
I am not sure, doesn't make any sense because when the cap is on the system is under pressure. When the cap is off it releases the pressure in the cooling system. Are you sure it is the radiator petcock leaking and the coolant isn't finding its way from somewhere else?
@@HomeOwnerRepair not sure sir,but the leakage is under of petcock but now i observe the leak is gone but the coolant is decreasing ..the total i put coolant is 3 liters but when i start the car is discreasing
I'd hate to see a thick coat
Thanks for watching
Way to show you pulling the petcock out
Thanks for watching
Yup lets not do it the right way and get the '"NEW" radiator warrantied cause that would cost us double the work.
This WAS a new radiator. Everything is built like complete shit.
Really stupid comment @benj1236 If you'd bother to watch the video before mouthing off, you'd know that it was already a new radiator that was leaking.