Will it help intake gaskets?
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I would recommend calling Bars Leak and asking them. They answered all my questions and told me what product I needed
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No, this is not designed for that purpose. The way this stuff works, it needs the heat of compression at the point where the coolant is leaking. For head gaskets, this is the way to go. I have now put over 67,000 miles on my Duramax since I put this in it, and over 31,000 of those miles have been at full rated GCWR of 22,000 lbs.
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Yes, this should work but you will need to remove the pan to apply to the gasket. If you are going to do that, then replace the gasket as well.
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I used it as a gasket replacement for a BBQ so I wouldn't know either way. Sorry
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I cannot answer for sure but you may have heard correctly. I have a stainless steel and the gaskets did not fit.
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It will not "fix" wear that has already occurred or existing damage, but it will help in preventing additional wear. If the engine is suffering from excessive friction between engine parts, you may notice a significant increase in your gas mileage after applying this. I have a 2014 Focus with 260K miles and it is going strong still. I have used this regularly at 50K intervals.
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So long as the surface is clean and dry, you should be able to get it to adhere, might consider doing some additional high temp adhesive- if your gasket surface is not very smooth- good luck!
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I've only used this in place of an exhaust manifold gasket (where it works just fine) so not sure how it'd work for an intake manifold. I assume you're going to just dab a little of this in the corners to augment a brand new intake manifold gasket. In that case I normally use ultra black. I wouldn't use any silicone in place of a gasket for a plastic intake because it will be very difficult to remove the intake manifold in the future without breaking it.
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I believe it will. But don't be disappointed if it leaks. It is still better than dropping the exhaust to change the oil.
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I don't believe so. Usually requires a new rear main seal. They get brittle an leak over time. This product is great for valve cover gaskets, oil pan gaskets, etc.
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Yes, it did help. We have a 1981 Volvo, ran better after. (Eventually we had to do a major tune upto fix the 'problem' of 'rough start'. Needed new plugs etc))
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I don't know for sure, but I don't think it would. All it does is recharge the coolant. It won't fix anything that's broken.
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yes, clean well and add lube to top of gasket. I super glued a few spots underside of gasket to keep it down
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Absolutely. Any engine can benefit from it. This particular filter I got was for a 2012 Nissan though.
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I have used it to seal the cover gasket on an old Cadillac differential. No problems.
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I don't think so in this basic program but I believe it measures exhaust pressure. Not sure if that helps you or not
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If you are referring to the big o ring gasket the answer is no. It should but it does not.
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yes it will.but make sure you don't have any rust build-up in the tank or this will not perform properly!some of these vehicles create rust in the bottom of vehicle because in the east of the country they poor salt so that the roads don't freeze with clear ice or sludge!which creates rust on all metal under carage of all vehicles!if this happened,need to replace tank also including whole gas pump unit.thanks for asking.