Yesterday I realised that my car was on the verge of overheating. I checked under the hood and sure enough the engine coolant level was low/nonexistent. Put some in, ran the car, no obvious leaks. Today I left the house and drove my car to work (~5 miles away). When I got there I decided to check the coolant level. Low again. So, I think, I have a leak for sure. Fill up the engine coolant again, and decide to drive the car to a garage near my house (so I can walk back and forth to the garage). Run the heater at full blast to help out as best I can. Halfway there, my car starts to overheat really bad (engine starting to whine). I pull over, refill the coolant, start the engine with the hood popped. Now there's a ****ing jet of coolant coming from the radiator itself. No ****ing way I can safely drive it even the 2 miles left to the garage, so I have to ****ing call for a tow. Left my car parked at the garage (closed on weekends, of course) with a note explaining the situation and containing my cell number and a promise to drop by Monday morning so they don't tow my ass.
What are the chances that the mother****ers at the garage will be able to simply patch the radiator? If they can't, what will parts and labour on a rebuilt radiator run to? '92 Toyota Camry, 180000 miles...
What are the chances that the mother****ers at the garage will be able to simply patch the radiator? If they can't, what will parts and labour on a rebuilt radiator run to? '92 Toyota Camry, 180000 miles...
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