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radiator, not a bad diy project

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Most likely a radiator, not a bad DIY project.........
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I was trailering my car back from the beach and when I got home I realized antifreeze was dripping from the front driver side of the car infront of the tire. I looked up there and saw the radiator and it was dripping from the underneath. When I examined it, it was dripping from the left corner but didn't see any hoses that could be pinched or any holes. If anyone knows why this could be happening please help!!!! Do i need a new radiator? Or can it be patched? Maybe I could fix it myself and save the hassle of spending a ton if money at a dealership! Thanks a ton!!!! BTW: The pic should be turned to the right!

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Most likely a radiator, not a bad DIY project.........

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