Yes, it can be welded, depending on the location of the crack.
Some radiators are repairablbe, depending on the construction of the radiator. Older style all-brass/copper radiators can be soldered (not welded) if the leak area is accessible and the surrounding metal is strong enough. Some newer style plastic tank/aluminum core radiators can be repaired if the leak is at the joint between the tank(s) and the core, while others cannot. The plastic tanks themselves and the aluminum cores cannot be reliably repaired.
welded on
Usually. yes.
what should i use to fix a small crack on top of radiator. on a 1998 ford ranger what should i use to fix a small crack on top of radiator. on a 1998 ford ranger
bolted in from new
The radiator support on all hondas/acuras are all tack welded in. you will see like a small indentation of a circle at every tack weld.
If the radiator tanks are plastic you will have to replace the radiator.
A new radiator.
Cracks can be welded and then the head can be resurfaced.
Yes
A radiator can crack due to excessive pressure building up from overheating, corrosion from old coolant or debris in the system, physical damage, or freezing temperatures causing the coolant to expand and crack the radiator. Regular maintenance and proper care can help prevent radiator cracks.
A radiator can crack due to a build-up of pressure from overheating, corrosion over time, or physical damage such as a collision or impact.
put radiator sealer in it or crack an egg in it