F Chevy- Lifelong fan no more

[palmettomoon]

No worries. I'm right there with you.
I've been adding water to my 1500 forr probably six years or better. And air to one tire for at least four.
It gets driven once or twice a month at best. It is probably thinking I don't love it anymore...
BTW, my new Ford and the one before it both clunks the rear end if I don't take off just right.

Mine does that too but after 230K miles I don't care, LOL I've budgeted for a rebuilt tranny and plan to drive it until the thing just drops. AAA to two it to the shop and then I'll worry about it.

 

[georgia357]

But it will stop leaking long enough to trade it in or sell it.

Note to self---Don't buy a used car from JamesG.

 

[coach482]

Note to self---Don't buy a used car from JamesG.

And how.

 

[JamesG]

I didn't say I would do such a dastardly thing. Only that you could...

 

[coach482]

I didn't say I would do such a dastardly thing. Only that you could...

Sounded like the voice of experience.

 

[coach482]

Especially when you say it with that avatar.

 

[JamesG]

My avatar denies everything.

 

[Spikey]

I can't.... not one worth worrying over anyway. As has been mentioned, Its cheaper to just keep top off a weeping leak than to replace a rad unless its actually leaving puddles.

Then there is always this :

Yep. Use this for a small leak and watch it get real expensive!

 

[Spikey]

In the newer vehicles, this will cost you more money in the long run by stopping up places you don't wish plugged.

Especially if you don't remove the thermostat.

 

[Nat]

Still tryin' to pay off that Obama bail out.