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Hi all,
Does anyone know if radweld can damage your engine? I have a mate from work who put radweld in his Audi A4 2.6 about 2 weeks ago and reckons it hasn't been running as well since, and today it is sounding seriously rough and cutting out at low revs!
Any thoughts / advice on this??
Does anyone know if radweld can damage your engine? I have a mate from work who put radweld in his Audi A4 2.6 about 2 weeks ago and reckons it hasn't been running as well since, and today it is sounding seriously rough and cutting out at low revs!
Any thoughts / advice on this??
buggalugs said:
After taking the head off a car that had been radwelded and seeing what was left of the waterways I personally would just fix the leak rather than use that. But I can't think it would directly cause rough running.
This. ...Unless it was added as an attempt to fix a mis-diagnosed overheating/coolant loss problem taht was, in fact, a blowing head gasket amnd what he's now experiencing is the result of coolant (and radweld
) finding its way into the combustion chamber?Gassing Station | Engines & Drivetrain | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff


