so i just pop the hood to show a buddy, and from the top rad hose there is like a residue across my rad onto my wheel well of coolant…soo i’m like w t f i have no idea what it is and i end up pulling it all apart and the inlet for the rad has a crack in it @#^%@$&%…talked to eriksen nissan and it ends up being like $561.00 or something FAK FAK FAK
Thats for like a new rad. I’m sure there is some other way around this. One way is not to buy parts from the dealership cause they are hella expensive there.
true i was just looking on the net…but i was wondering if i could just put a metal ring inside it…cuz the crack is only halfway through, if i put the piece on the inside…it would stop leaking and increase the integrity of the tube all together…the thing is i need to find a ring like an inch long and the exactly diameter cuz it needs to fit perfectly inside… :? :?
Wouldn’t you want to put an adjustable ring around the outside of the inlet spout? Putting one on the inside would be a huge hassle I’d think (it’d have to fit pretty damn snug to work), and then you’d have to deal with the changes in size from the temperature.
- Mike
Does NECC have a parts discount set up yet?
If not then join the Edmonton Z Car Club and enjoy 10% off parts at Ericksen and Mills Nissan (formerly 20% off but Nissan Canada changed their pricing structure recently…    )
 )
OR, time for a rad UPGRADE  
Where else can you buy Nissan OEM parts from in the city?
I can get OEM parts from Altron. just tell me the exact year and i will find out tomorrow. Altrom the biggest suplier of OEM parts for imports in Canada.
PS Nissan dealerships buy their parts from Altron usually so it is just cutting out a middleman
That’s like my top outlet, I just cut it past the crack and tightened up the clamp.
that’s what i have done in the mean time…but with this really hot weather, it gets soo warm that it slips down onto the crack again :evil:
it’s a 1990 nissan 300zx (z32) N/A M/T
and yes doubledown that would make more sense :?   
   but i’d have to get it snug as well because the coolant would stil lbe able to get through the crack
 but i’d have to get it snug as well because the coolant would stil lbe able to get through the crack
so i just pop the hood to show a buddy, and from the top rad hose there is like a residue across my rad onto my wheel well of coolant…soo i’m like w t f i have no idea what it is and i end up pulling it all apart and the inlet for the rad has a crack in it @#^%@$&%…talked to eriksen nissan and it ends up being like $561.00 or something FAK FAK FAK
Thats for like a new rad. I’m sure there is some other way around this. One way is not to buy parts from the dealership cause they are hella expensive there.
true i was just looking on the net…but i was wondering if i could just put a metal ring inside it…cuz the crack is only halfway through, if i put the piece on the inside…it would stop leaking and increase the integrity of the tube all together…the thing is i need to find a ring like an inch long and the exactly diameter cuz it needs to fit perfectly inside… :? :?
Wouldn’t you want to put an adjustable ring around the outside of the inlet spout? Putting one on the inside would be a huge hassle I’d think (it’d have to fit pretty damn snug to work), and then you’d have to deal with the changes in size from the temperature.
- Mike
Does NECC have a parts discount set up yet?
If not then join the Edmonton Z Car Club and enjoy 10% off parts at Ericksen and Mills Nissan (formerly 20% off but Nissan Canada changed their pricing structure recently…    )
 )
OR, time for a rad UPGRADE  
Where else can you buy Nissan OEM parts from in the city?
I can get OEM parts from Altron. just tell me the exact year and i will find out tomorrow. Altrom the biggest suplier of OEM parts for imports in Canada.
PS Nissan dealerships buy their parts from Altron usually so it is just cutting out a middleman
That’s like my top outlet, I just cut it past the crack and tightened up the clamp.
that’s what i have done in the mean time…but with this really hot weather, it gets soo warm that it slips down onto the crack again :evil:
it’s a 1990 nissan 300zx (z32) N/A M/T
and yes doubledown that would make more sense :?   
   but i’d have to get it snug as well because the coolant would stil lbe able to get through the crack
 but i’d have to get it snug as well because the coolant would stil lbe able to get through the crack