ron davis leaking

[bad bu 72]

any body else have any leaking problems with there ron davis radiator.mines leaked since new im wondering what to do. if i can just bring it somewhere to get fixed

[Mike Holleman]

I have installed several of Ron Davis's radiators and never had a problem with any. I would contact them for advice. If it is a simple tank crack get it welded locally. But I would still let them know of the problem.

[Jon69RagTop]

Mine is leaking at both top corners where the tubes enter the header panels. Once these tanks are final assembled, the only way to fix this type of leak I hear is Epoxy.(per Ron Davis too) You can't get a welder in between the tubes.

My radiator is between 5 and 6 years old, never autocrossed and only driven 2,000 miles per year highway. A real shame in my opinion figuring the amount paid for these things.

Anyone else having similar issues with this brand?

[TT302Z28]

I've had 3 of their radiators so far and nothing but success. The only issue I have ever had is the long wait to get the product after ordering.

[Steven]

I had a Be-cool radiator that leaked in the same area after the warranty expired. Epoxy was the answer from everyone. Worked for a year and a half, then leaked around the epoxy. Changed out radiators.

[MonzaRacer]

might try this www.durafix.com

[malibu9in]

5 years out of mine. Mabye 3000 miles a year. Leaked. Im not going to spend 1100 dollars again ( with shroud and fans ) .