drilled hole in condensor......need help :(
04-23-2005, 11:26 PM
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drilled hole in condensor......need help :(
I just finished installing a bigger tranny cooler and in the process accidentally drilled just a tad too far for the mounting brackets right into the condensor. Whoo whee gas was a shooting everywhere. 
Anyways, is there such a thing as a patching kit or something of that like to make a quick fix on the condensor, or I am going to have to replace the entire condensor.
If I do have to replace it, does anybody know where I can get a cheap condensor, and do you have any tips for the install of it.
Thanks in advance
Todd
Anyways, is there such a thing as a patching kit or something of that like to make a quick fix on the condensor, or I am going to have to replace the entire condensor.
If I do have to replace it, does anybody know where I can get a cheap condensor, and do you have any tips for the install of it.
Thanks in advance
Todd
04-24-2005, 01:07 AM
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Originally Posted by Flyer
You can call my day job place and order one. 
Performance Radiator
903-935-5015
We'll be open Monday at 8 CST, tell them Nate sent ya.
Performance Radiator
903-935-5015
We'll be open Monday at 8 CST, tell them Nate sent ya.
thanks flyer
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iam reading in my service manual, and it states that i need to use 3 ounces of PAG oil # 12378526 to oil the new condesnor before installing it. what is this, and where does the oil go???
04-24-2005, 02:25 AM
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iam reading in my service manual, and it states that i need to use 3 ounces of PAG oil # 12378526 to oil the new condesnor before installing it. what is this, and where does the oil go???
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vtodd82 - go to www.eastwood.com and punch in the search window item# 19079,this is a good product and you can weld up your hole with just a propane torch. It is some strong stuff. I have used this product, it is sold under several names, but you can use it for several repairs, a little goes a long way. Alumiweld or Alumiloy are some of the names used. You can find it at most swap meets also, lots of venders selling it. Good luck.