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Radiator repair Dublin

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  • 16-09-2020 11:27pm
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    SmartinMartin
    Registered Users Posts: 2,937 ✭✭✭


    Hey folks, looking for recommendations for a radiator repair specialist in the Dublin area. There's a company just off the NCR that seem to know their stuff, I'm hoping someone here can give a recommendation based on experience.


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    KB22
    Registered Users Posts: 160 ✭✭KB22


    SmartinMartin wrote: »
    Hey folks, looking for recommendations for a radiator repair specialist in the Dublin area. There's a company just off the NCR that seem to know their stuff, I'm hoping someone here can give a recommendation based on experience.

    Hello Smartin . I have dealt with that firm a few year's ago. It was a family run operation . I have no idea if it is the same people running it now. I found them very good to deal with. Check out Harbour Radiator's Dublin 8. (close to Guinness brewery)


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    mondeoman2
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    There Is A Place In Dublin City Centre Just Off Parnell Square East
    Called Radiator Services,They Do Great Work.
    https://www.radiatorservice.ie/
    :)


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    zg3409
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    Most radiator repair places charge more than a new or second hand radiator. Nowadays they are only for hard to get classic or bus or unusual radiators. If its an ordinary car a scrap yard is a better bet. Some of those magic fix bottles can work if car is old and you arnt worried about any side affects. You can also try eBay for replacements but beware quality of new eBay radiators can be very low.


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    KB22
    Registered Users Posts: 160 ✭✭KB22


    zg3409 wrote: »
    Most radiator repair places charge more than a new or second hand radiator. Nowadays they are only for hard to get classic or bus or unusual radiators. If its an ordinary car a scrap yard is a better bet. Some of those magic fix bottles can work if car is old and you arnt worried about any side affects. You can also try eBay for replacements but beware quality of new eBay radiators can be very low.

    That is some amount of crap you have posted.


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