Testing radiator

Posted By B-rad 2 Months Ago

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B-rad	Posted 2 Months Ago
Supercharged Group: Forum Members Last Active: Last Month Posts: 348, Visits: 1.5K	The radiator in question is out of the car, been dry probably 50 years. Is there a way to clean it out and test it? Was thinking anout filling it up with clr and water and swish it around for a while and then drain it. But as far as testing it for leaks I have no clue how. Brad Sierra Vista Arizona 1954 Lincoln Capri
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