Relief For Engine Vapor Lock
920016
I used this tape to wrap around my fuel injectors on a 2001 Jeep Cherokee...This prevents the injectors from forming a vapor lock because the manifold was overheating the injectors...The symptoms before were that after hauling my boat or a heavy load on the utility trailer, when I stopped the Jeep and restarted,  the engine would misfire or backfire...After installing the tape around the injectors, it fixed the problem...
1144084
Used this spacer kit to reduce carb temps and help improve warm engine restarts / fuel boil issues on a stock 440 engine manifold with Edelbrock Performer carb.  The 1/2 inch size allowed the stock air cleaner to fit, but it's the limit  - no further clearance.  Seems to be well built, it looks intact now 3 months later.  A plus - the off-idle stumble (1000-1300 rpm) often seen with this engine/carb combo is completely resolved after the addition of the 4 hole spacer.  Amazing drivability improvement in that rpm range.
2392150
Was a last chance DIY after mechanic did valve cover gasket and still had misfires. Rented tool from Autozone. Easy to install in my 2002 VW Passat (as a woman, no previous experience.. had to follow instructions form internet to fix my own car). Resolved the mis-firing issues. Still had to clean out the PCV system myself  then went to show mechanic the real reason it all happened..
4633705
Works like a champ! Don't forget to release the pressure to avoid vapor and rust.
3241530
If you have a holly carburetor that's boiling over from engine heat this spacer will take care of that issue.
Installed it on my 292 Chevy fixed the vaporizing of the fuel perfectly.
4073237
A dab will do you!  We have had this for a long time in our auto repair shop.  The mechanic uses it frequently when doing engine work to ensure bolts are sealed tight and won't loosen.  We still have some product left and will purchase as soon as we need more.  We only use this brand of threadlock....period!
832923
All was as expected. The fuel pump worked fine on my motorhome to combat vapor locking in high temperatures.
2605266
I have used this so many times and then looked up code issue and fixed the problem myself. If you own a GM that loves to turn on that Check Engine light don't leave home without it. It will take the worry out of your trip because most of the time it is something like oxygen sensors.
1165134
I had a valve problem (per 2 auto shops).  One mechanic suggested this product - one in crank case and one in gas tank.  the problem went away.  Now I use with each oil change.  Have not had any issues for almost 18 months
4381687
I own a Weber Smokey Mountain (WSM).  I was looking for ways to make my smoker near airtight to minimize heat loss while increasing efficiency of the burn.  These adjustable toggle clamps are the ideal solution. Just bear in mind the install is time consuming and requires attention to detail.  I no longer have large smoke leaks coming through the gaps at the lips.  For those looking to follow my lead, I would strongly encourage using rivets for the top lid seal as I cannot think of any other way to make it work. I also cut off the red rubber thing red because I didn't like the idea of them pushing against the hot surface for an extended period.
292745
Awesome product - works great for vehicles that have a hard time getting all the air bubbles out of their cooling system.
833511
These are wonderful. Cold weather shrinkage of parts causes annoying coolant leaks, particularly with modern plastic radiator side tanks. These clamps solve that problem.
1700605
I got the Motorad Locking fuel cap in the other day. Looking it over it looks well built with some quality materials. It has everything needed, the rubber seal and vent area. One thing I didn't necessarily notice from the photo is that the lock has a swiveling cap to it which is a nice touch.

The install was easy. Hardest part was removing the plastic leash from the old cap. After that just screw the Motorad cap in, lock it, and your good to go. The locking mechanism is of 'decent' quality. Obviously not the best, but decent enough that it should last at least a few years. The locking mechanism works like a medicine prescription bottle, when locked the cap swivels freely and when unlocked the cap can be removed. The keys that come with the cap are actually a little bit nicer than what is shown, with plastic handles on them. Note: when unlocked you can't remove the key. It's not an issue for me as I keep the key separate from my other keys and keep it in the glove box. A nice feature is the gas release. When you put in the key push down on it to relieve pressure, making it very easy to remove the cap (actually much easier than the OEM one).

Overall, I am definitely happy with my purchase and the good price of the locking gas cap. It does exactly what it is supposed to do. It provides piece of mind and keeps the fuel in my 30 gallon tank safe, deterring someone from stealing your gas. Overall I would definitely recommend, especially if you have a large gas tank.
4875203
Perfect remedy for the typical old seal dripping Fluval. Quick easy fit, leak vanished after I installed the new seal..
4108531
This little contraption paid for itself within just a few hours of me receiving it. I had a leak in my A/C system on a 2003 crown vic. it would only hold refrigerant for 24hrs.

As soon as I was able, I put half a can of refrigerant to activate the compressor. I shut down the engine and started sniffing for the gas leak. I found it in less than 3 minutes. It was the low side pressure switch that was not tightened correctly when I changed out the accumulator after replacing the compressor. (Dummy, me!)

I was very happy to find the problem and even happier to know that it was an easy fix after an error on my part.
1614873
I needed this to repair an A/C problem in my motor home. When I stepped on the gas the A/C vents would close because the vacuum would leak away. This little one way valve solved the problem.
282722
Fit my gas can no problem, I have a couple year old can with the stupid locking spout, it broke - maybe I broke it, thus replaced it with this one and it holds vapors just as well.