Yes i just found out that my seals are bad on my radiator and i just have a couple of questions on what should i do?

1.) should i just put stop leak and see if that will fix the problem or will that mess something up because i heard that works.

2.) Or should i get a new radiator and thermostat and put it in myself i know there is a top and bottom hose and to drain all the antifreeze out but i really dont know the steps on how to do it i am just trying to get some people opinions on what i should do its a slow leak and it takes about 1 month for it all to leak out and i love working on my 2000 civic but just some things i really dont know how to do so if you could tell me the step by step instrunctions to install a radiator in a civic than i would be happy thanks alot

 

IMO get a new radiator its very easy to replace it along with new antifreeze , i got a koyo aluminun rad and i love that thing. u might wanna check the aluminum rads out of ebay they are also really good

 

yah but i thought they always recomend a honda radiator are those aluminum radiators suppose to do better let your engine cool better or something or what

 

also whenever they say to install hoses and fill up with antifreeze and than bleed your coolen what do they mean by bleeding your coolent?

 

also one more question is there a transmission cooiling hose on the civic radiator if so where at but i dont think there is a transmission cooling hose on a civic radiator sorry about all these questions

 

theres no transmission cooling hose , i've been running my NON HONDA radiatior lol for almost a year now and its one of the best things i've bought for the car , after u fill it with coolant check to see if you have a bleeder valve in my case i have a jdm engine so i dont haveone , what i did was i took the rad cap off and let the car idle untill it reaches running temp , if the fluid drops then add some more , theres a DIY around here try to look for it