Hi,my carÂ´s engine has a small internal crack and the water comming slowly to engine side, so i would like to know if i can use this to repair the car
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This will not work for wht you need .this will stop oil leak .wht you need is steel Seal head gasket is bit expencive but it works.it cost about $90
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Yes this is good too repair anything fiberglass.Although if it just just a small crack i would just buy the fiberglass resin and cover the crack with a couple thin coats of the resin and it will seal it up
612200
Wont hurt anything I was driving for a year with it leaking water into the oil seems the oil is so hot it steams the water out of the oil. I wouldnt go out of my way to put extra coolant in the oil and why dont you drain the coolant first. Its at the top of the engine prb drained down lower. I saw no coolant in mine and like you say change the oil. I just traded my 2001 Impala 118K mi for a 2013 Altima I am tired of fixing stuff. Everything was about to go in that car. Tranny was next.
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The instruction manual strongly suggests you not do this. The combustion chamber is glass and spilled water into that area would be dangerous.
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I have used the product several times in cars. I see no reason it would not work for your purpose
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I would only use this once (Twice if it doesn't completely seal the leak, which what happened to my last car). Don't quote me on this, but you need to resurface the head if it is warped and you are planning on re-using it. Now is the problem a warped head, worn gasket or a crack head? That is what you need to find out first. Bar's leaks should be a temporary fix until the problem is resolved.
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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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I don't think it would be needed on that type of engine.That engine should not have a cooling problem.It can be used with no problems.
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I don't see why not. Basically, what it does is make the water "wetter" to increase thermal transfer efficiency - but it would be a good idea to call your dealer and/or search the internet to find if there is information out there that would indicate you shouldn't use it. I'm 95% sure it would be OK - but it's always good to check around ;)
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You can try, but it probably won't last long. Just squeezing this on as-is won't do much good. To use it properly you'd have to drain the oil, drop the oil pan, clean off the old gasket and clean the mating surfaces, then use this to create a new gasket, let it set, and fill it back up with new oil. Done this way it'd work great. There's a reason the mechanic wants $1300, and it's not the parts - it's the day of labor taking it apart and putting it back together.
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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 had the same concern myself. I have used ICE in four different vehicles with extraordinary results. It will protect your hoses, your water pump and your radiator. It has saved me a lot if money and inconvenience over several years.
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I have used this stuff for a years and I have used it on a car water pump crack and it lasted for years. I also used it to fill a striped car starter bolt hole, fill it, drill it and tap it works great.
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It might be worth trying, though I am unaware of it helps cracked seals, mine were only dried out & softened with this product. A less expensive option if it works for you, compared to just replacing the entire seal.
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Maybe but if you can it would be better to take it to a radiator shop to have the leak fixed. Next best thing I would try is stop leak. Auto parts stores sell it especially for radiator leaks.JB water weld worked on my hot water tank for about 2 years until the hole rusted out more.
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I would not recommend it for this type of repair. This would leave a very gritty texture and would not blend well with the smooth finish of your dashboard.
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Why not....? If the engine is lubricated with oil, it'll work. All it does is coat the bearings with a teflon protectant. I use it in everything I own. It's nota "CURE-ALL" and "junk is junk," but it will help protect and prolong an engine's inner workings. Good luck.