you guys ever had the radiator itself leak?

[JOCKTHEGLIDE]

dont want to say the name of the radiator I have, but the radiator itself leaks just curious if this is common? This is about my 10th radiator in general in my life and none leaked until now. Trying to figure out who I RMA to the company itself or the company that sold it to me since they are authorized to sell this specific brand. I know its the fittings since the fittings are dry as can be, but the actual radiator itself the core of it....damn.....im sad.

[DarthBeavis]

Heck yes. I had a Thermochill PA 120.2 leak once. DD replaced it with no questions asked.

[b@llz0r]

the rad tubes are usually quite thin, its not hard to put a hole in one

[SNiiPE_DoGG]

Sorry Jock that your rad is leaking :(

but seriously though, lol leaking Monsta

[Bootup05]

I had a leak once where I screwed a screw too far in.

Window Sealer fixed it lol :p:

[Eddie3dfx]

dont want to say the name of the radiator I have, but the radiator itself leaks just curious if this is common? This is about my 10th radiator in general in my life and none leaked until now. Trying to figure out who I RMA to the company itself or the company that sold it to me since they are authorized to sell this specific brand. I know its the fittings since the fittings are dry as can be, but the actual radiator itself the core of it....damn.....im sad.


What brand?

Are you using very long fan screws? :shrug:
Exactly where is it leaking?

[JOCKTHEGLIDE]

What brand?

Are you using very long fan screws? :shrug:
Exactly where is it leaking?

the core itself the actual radiator near my output of the radiator tested it a couple times to make it was not the fitting, but the fitting each time was dry and no leak at all....

[b@llz0r]

I had a hairline crack in the threaded socket on a rad once... take a close look there