Toby wrote:As a simple "indian" fix for this, you can mix a couple of tablespoons of turmeric powder (the yellow powder used for cooking curries) into a jug of water, and gooi that into the radiator - the powder acts as a very good stop-leak
WTF toby??? you serious??? my gawd, i actually only use that stuff in the kitchen, until now!!!!
i want yellow water in my sx!!!!
and MAX - toby is right. there is a veritable rats nest of water and air pipes underneath those manifolds. i would say go to rezlo.com, and find the links to the sx ca18det manual. then check all of those hoses. ppl tend to forget about them, and its a very viable option. remember they are at least a decade old!!!!
chemcool, toby - thats why i threw out all that crap!!!!
i have heard about that quickfix from a dude at work before
but on the other hand, the other dude at work here put shoe polish in a hole in his leg (and almost lost it), so i wasnt too sold on all their funny quickfixes
also, those feeder pipes to the hairdrier are thin - i'll be nervous about clogging...
Yup! Too much of that stuff will definitely cause clogging! But still, very tempting to fix a slightly blown head gasket with a few teaspoons of turmeric powder I've seen it done and work on a Honda ballade.
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