There are many reason for the leaks, either corrosion, freezing, shaking, etc. They can usually be repaired by draining the fluids, then removing the radiator and cleaning the seams, or pin holes areas with a fine wire brush, steel wool, scotch brite or something similar, then re-soldering the area. Another solutiuon would be to take it to a radiator shop where they will dip it to clean the inside well, then repair the seams.
Radiators in most newer cars can't be repaired because of the way they are made(mostly plastic and aluminum. The best way and ONLY way to repair a leaky radiator is to replace it. Repair it and you will be repairing it again and again.
Replace the radiator with a new or good used one.
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Yes, crack it on the side and leave it to cool.
Coolant? Bad radiator Radiator has a separate cooling tank (usually at the side or bottom of radiator) for transmission fluid. At times this tank ruptures allowing coolant to get into transmission. Most times causing a transmission failure.
check your radiator hoses and change gaskets
To fix a leaking shower pan, you can try resealing the seams and edges with waterproof caulk or sealant. If the leak persists, you may need to replace the shower pan or hire a professional plumber to assess and repair the issue.
Is it leaking from the side by the coolant reservoir?
Your shower pan may be leaking due to cracks, damaged seals, or improper installation. To fix it, you can try resealing the seams and edges with silicone caulk, replacing damaged tiles, or hiring a professional to repair or replace the shower pan.
Green fluid leaking from a car is radiator fluid. "A professional certified mechanic can handle the repair or maintenance needed to fix this issue."
Your shower may be leaking from the bottom due to a damaged seal or a loose connection. To fix it, you can try tightening the connections or replacing the seal. If the issue persists, you may need to seek professional help to repair the leak.
Your toilet tank may be leaking from the bottom due to a damaged or worn out gasket or seal. To fix it, you can try tightening the bolts that secure the tank to the bowl, replacing the gasket or seal, or contacting a plumber for assistance.
I WILL TELL YOU TO REMOVE THE RADIATOR AND BRING IT TO A RADIATOR SHOP TO MAKE AN HYDRO TEST ON IT THEN YOU WILL KNOW WHERE IT LEAKS I had mine pressure tested without removing it.