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I remember seeing the cores for a few hundred, bit of work involved. Given the price tag, i would look at trying to seal the leak whilst on the vehicle. Have you been shown the leak?
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No I haven't to be honest. I didn't even know you could seal a leak. I thought you had to replace the radiator.Some say...Comment
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If its the common one (radiator end plastic bit), then its probably not easy to do. There are products that you can add to the coolant, but that might be a bad idea, not sure sorry.
If the light comes on less than once a month, it might be easier to keep a bit in the boot and check it when you check your oil / tyres.Comment
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I do keep spare coolant with me but I am the type of guy who has to fix something if it is broken otherwise it stays on my mind.Some say...Comment
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New radiator in. Hopefully no more problems.Some say...Comment
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