I have a coolant leak in my 1997 Grand Prix, will K-Seal fix the problem?
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It depends on what is leaking but, in most case, the answer is yes. We have been a Kseal distributor for about 10 years and have had excellent results. In our experience, unless it is a leaking hose or severe block crack, it works well. I would recommend reading the reviews on Amazon and making up your own mind. Fyi, I used it in my daughter's Saturn and it did the trick.
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Well I can tell you this, it fixed my blown head on my 05 Altima. Great stuff
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It's definitely worth a shot. As long as the leak isn't too big, it should get the job done. You definitely won't find a cheaper fix.
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It will seal it permanently. If you follow the instructions on the bottle, you will be fine. It definitely worked for me. I had water coming from everywhere in my block. I thought my 94 Toyota LandCruiser had seen its last days. This stuff is like CPR for dying motors.
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I had a valve cover gasket leak in a 94 integra I bought for my daughter ;used it once and power washed the motor off .... never have seen another drop of oil ...
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Check your owners manual and be sure that the car takes r-134a coolant. The owners manual should have a diagram showing you where the correct input port is for your vehicle. Since coolant is standardized and is not vehicle specific this should work with no problem.
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Yes, its for vw cars. Double check coolant you have now in car if you do refill ( G10 mix and G13 its ok).
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Is the coolant in the bottle going down every day? It sounds like the coolant is actually being drawn into the radiator but you are losing it somehow from there. Have you noticed any drips under the car? Is the any liquid residue around the tailpipe? If there are sweet-smelling drips, then you have a leak from the engine. If there is a similar residue in the tailpipe then the leak is most likely in the head and the coolant is being sucked into the exhaust. Let me know and we can recommend the appropriate sealer. Eric
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Naturally it does seal small leaks as it seaps leaving material to close up the leak area and stopping the leak . But if the holes are to big of course it will do no good. As for your question states your leak is near the muffler baffles me because radiators are in the front of the vehicle and the muffler is usually at the rear. Unless what you mean to say is near the cat converter behind your engine. So all you can do is try and see. I would probably not recommend more than the recommended dose the instructions call for though.
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My intake went bad under the thermostat but it leaked coolant and shorted out my coil. There was no way the oil and anti freeze could mix there. You might have 2 separate problems. If you're doing the intake I would go all the way and replace the head gaskets too.
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Bring ur car to an expert MB technician. It depends where and what is leaking. I use it to save thousands of money for major repair. It may or may not harm ur engine.
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I would say most likely. Check in your owners manual to see if your car calls for G12 coolant, which is aluminum engine safe.
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Yes, I bought one to fix the problem and wondered why I waited so long to do so. If the leaking is caused by a loose assembly then this will fix it.
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yes...there are you tube videos from Scott Kilmer on various car repairs...that's where I obtained the info on this product...so far after a couple of months...no leaks. My 93' Honda Accord's rear seal was leaking but after using the entire bottle and waiting a few minutes, it worked...
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The responses to these questions seem to be about engine leaks. This product if for radiator leaks correct, and how long will this solution last?
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I would removed both gasket on each side and do it again and tighten it enough so that it does not leak. If it still leak, go to any hardware store and just get a new gasket.
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Mine leaked. You might need new gasket rings. Mine always broke and didn't seal completely.
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Toyota makes two versions of the coolant. One is full strength that you dilute to a 50:50 mixture with distilled water. The other is already diluted and you can add that directly to your coolant overflow tank. I would advise you to monitor your coolant level for a while to see if the level goes down. the best time to do this is when the engine has been allowed to cool down over night. Should you continue to lose coolant you probably have a leak. Check your oil and if it looks like brown cream you need to get that fixed asap as coolant is leaking into the engine via a bad gasket.
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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.