It is. Ran out of trim screws plus there weren’t enough holes. Just need to break out the drill the next time I have the wheel off.Left rear wheel molding looks like it's sticking out.
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This site is completely free and there are no costs. Please enjoy and provide feedback.It is. Ran out of trim screws plus there weren’t enough holes. Just need to break out the drill the next time I have the wheel off.Left rear wheel molding looks like it's sticking out.
Good luck finding a radiator shop, they seem to be going away.More progress today. Also figured out where the leaks are coming from. Need to replace the pressure hose on the PS and maybe the radiator. It’s leaking but I’m hoping I can find a good radiator shop to repair it.
Got a couple of good references from a local guy who knows things.Good luck finding a radiator shop, they seem to be going away.
I've heard nothing but good about it. I think GM used to put it in new vehicles.Don't use that unless it's an emergency and you don't have a choice. Seen too many times it's done more damage than good.
I've heard nothing but good about it. I think GM used to put it in new vehicles.
It will only seal a drip up to .004". It will not stop things up.
That may be, but any potential leaks would be covered up. It's only meant as a stop gap until you can fix the problem, but getting it back out of the system is a pain.