From: Amnon (amnon@deltaforce.net)
Date: Wed Jul 23 2003 - 19:16:11 PDT
Stu, that works great, until you get the itch to feel the pressure in the system
by squeezing the radiator hose. If you squeeze when it is not pressurized
(cold), you may dislodge the pepper from the hole and water will start leaking
again (don't ask me how I know :-).
Shalom Ya'll
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> An old timer radiator guy told me to add a table spoon of black pepper
> to a hot radiator to stop leaking. The pepper swells and will clog
> leaks without harming radiator. Told me it is better than that stop
> leak stuff. I tried it, and it really works. I still need to get
> another radiator, but it is a good temp fix until I find one.
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