You should try to find out if you can repair it yourself. Most radiator problems are the result of impacts from road debris. If this is the case you may be able to repair it simply by yourself. You certainly don't want to delay. Repairing a radiator is simple and inexpensive. Not repairing it could lead to great trouble and expense.
There is nothing special you need to do before having the clutch repaired. You will just need to determine if you will fix it yourself or take it to the repair shop and if so then find the best one for a good price.
Understand what work will be performed. Also make sure you know how much it will cost.
Have them repaired immediately by a professional.
Lack of transmition fluid can be the problem if not it should be taken to a mechanic for checking before it brakes. having a transmition repaired is a costly deed.
Yes. This will cause the water to leak out under pressure and cause overheating. A hole like this should be repaired before driving too far in this vehicle.
False (no)
Should be a plug at the bottom or rear of the radiator
Drain, flush, and refill.
No. Let it cool down before you open the radiator cap and then put water in the radiator
There should be a drain plug on the lower driver's corner of the radiator. Needless to say, the engine should be cool before you do this.
Yes, that sounds like a good idea -
If you mean the filler neck on the radiator, that requires replacement of the plastic tank on the radiator. If you have a mechanic pull the rediator and a radiator shop replace the tank with a new one and then put the repaired radiator into the car, it should cost about $225.00. That's $25 for the tank and gasket and the rest is labor. If you were to remove the radiator and take it to a radiator shop yourself and they fixed it and gave it back to you, expecting you to put it back in the car, that should cost about $80.00. Prices are approximate and these are what a shop in Florida charges.