If your coolant is leaking, exactly what part of the engine do you pout the K-Seal into?
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radiator, assuming that the leak is either from the radiator or engine head/gaskets. if it is a hose, just replace the hose.
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Preferably into the radiator, but you'll have to make sure you have room for the whole bottle. Otherwise the overflow jug works, but it will take longer to circulate.
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You might need an extension for some wrenches so you can reach bolts that are a little far down. It was a simple process, it took us about 30minutes to get it installed. You might also want some WD-40 to help get things apart also rubber part that let's air into the stock airbox will be left in, there will be a 2nd hole in the medal bracket for it to go in. As far as I remember there was not any special tools. And when you go to change the coolant hose you might want a plastic bowl to catch it. There wasn't much coolant lost. We didn't use anything to catch it. I hope this helps you out. Please ask more questions if you need anymore help. You might need an extension for some wrenches so you can reach bolts that are a little far down. It was a simple process, it took us about 30minutes to get it installed. You might also want some WD-40 to help get things apart also rubber part that let's air into the stock airbox will be left in, there will be a 2nd hole in the medal bracket for it to go in. As far as I remember there was not any special tools. And when you go to change the coolant hose you might want a plastic bowl to catch it. There wasn't much coolant lost. We didn't use anything to catch it. I hope this helps you out.... » Read More You might need an extension for some wrenches so you can reach bolts that are a little far down. It was a simple process, it took us about 30minutes to get it installed. You might also want some WD-40 to help get things apart also rubber part that let's air into the stock airbox will be left in, there will be a 2nd hole in the medal bracket for it to go in. As far as I remember there was not any special tools. And when you go to change the coolant hose you might want a plastic bowl to catch it. There wasn't much coolant lost. We didn't use anything to catch it. I hope this helps you out. Please ask more questions if you need anymore help. « Show Less
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I had a small leak on the head gasket it sealed it fine I believe it would seal a larger leak, be sure to take your thermostat out and flush the cooling system at least four times follow the directions on the bottle.
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In the tip of the hose that screws into engine, a Schraeder valve is present. Thanks for the question.
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Wow, it's been so long, I can't remember exactly. I believe it goes inside the valve to push on the seal. Sorry I can't be better help.
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I can find no reason that K-Seal can added to your radiator. My only suggestion would be to make sure your coolant/anti-freeze is new and clean.(K-Seal is for Head Gasket, Block/Head and Radiator Seal) I used this product on a GM NorthStar Engine 4.6 Aluminum Block and Heads!Regards
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Not quite sure your question. What I did was replaced the whole parts. In my case, the leaking was between the parts and the water tank. Actually, that happened more than 1 year already. I can check it tonight. Good luck.
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Not had that problem myself, but when I was researching my coolant leak I went on several F-150 forums they spoke of oil leaking due to some common problem the 5.4 had (another being my coolant leak which was exactly as they described on the forum, also where I found out Amazon sells the manifold). Go to the internet and get on those ford truck forums, someone will have had the same problem and provide the fix info. Good luck!
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The whole handle is a threaded lock. Turn the handle counter clockwise until it locks in the lowest position and the turn clockwise to make it a air tight seal.
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Refill a 50/50 mixture of Toyota Long Life engine coolant and distilled water. It might be a good idea to investigate for leaks and/or find out why fluid was low. Could be dripping from radiator or hose or internal leak- head gasket. Losing coolant can be big problems later on. My advice is don't ignore it.
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If the leaking is coming from your car. Then no. If it's coming from your k cup holder. Then yes.
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not sure of what you are asking. the seal is one peace their is'n any half and half when you take the pump apart you will see what i'm saying. very easy to do, and this will help alot.
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Top off the radiator. Make sure that your overflow is filled with antifreeze.
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Don't know what Kohler part number my tank was but replacing this whole assembly completely cured my leak. It took about an hour and required cutting the old base nut (joins tank to bowl) off as I didn't have a large enough wrench to unscrew it. There are other reviews online giving detailed descriptions, don't recall where, though. Sounds like it's possible to just replace the inner gasket but I decided not to repair twice and changed the whole canister assembly.
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if you are just topping off the coolant level, then yes. If you are trying to replace the fluid, no.
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I would really go off of the K&N; website. If the parts number match you will fine. Hope that helps.
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Follow instructions. ....rubber round gasket om both sides......tighten.....then fill with water. .look for leaks