will this work on a 98 ford Taurus with an antifreeze leak I have (very very small) under the car near the muffler?
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Nobody can guarantee that this will leak for every leak. That said, I had a slow leak in the heater core of my 1991 GMC van and I didn't want to take out the entire dash board to fix it. I tried several other products, but this is the only one that actually worked. It took about a week of driving to seal the leak entirely and it's been good for the past two months. It's definitely worth a try on an older vehicle, but be aware that there could be many problems leading to a leak including a cracked head, leaking head gasket, etc, etc. Even if it works, it may be just a temporary fix until a small problem becomes bigger. Nobody can guarantee that this will leak for every leak. That said, I had a slow leak in the heater core of my 1991 GMC van and I didn't want to take out the entire dash board to fix it. I tried several other products, but this is the only one that actually worked. It took about a week of driving to seal the leak entirely and it's been good for the past two months. It's definitely worth a try on an older vehicle, but be aware that there could be many problems leading to a leak including a cracked head, leaking head gasket, etc, etc. Even if it works, it may be just a temporary fix until a... » Read More Nobody can guarantee that this will leak for every leak. That said, I had a slow leak in the heater core of my 1991 GMC van and I didn't want to take out the entire dash board to fix it. I tried several other products, but this is the only one that actually worked. It took about a week of driving to seal the leak entirely and it's been good for the past two months. It's definitely worth a try on an older vehicle, but be aware that there could be many problems leading to a leak including a cracked head, leaking head gasket, etc, etc. Even if it works, it may be just a temporary fix until a small problem becomes bigger. « Show Less
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I used this product on a 2000 Dodge DURANGO that had [has] a small leak in the Heater Core. For weeks after I used the product I still noticed the smell of Coolent coming from the heater but now there is no smell occuring. If you follow directions there is a good possibility that this product will work.
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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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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.
978006
I have no idea but the mechanic who installed it didn't have any problem. Mine is a 1999 Taurus.
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yes it is possible my brother in law installed one i got from amazon didnt think it would work but it did and the rear defrost button will work in the new spot. cause taurus radios are usually very square but this one worked just great
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I think it would work well as long as the gasket is blown anywhere other than the exhaust manifold leak into the cooling system
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I think it will . But I'm not 100% sure on this . The bolt pattern will work , Just not sure if you have the vents coming off the head if you do you have to put a separate filter and parts . This breather has nothing to connect from the heads .
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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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Look at your installed muffler to verify inlet/outlet are the same positions. If they are, a competent muffler shop will have no problems fitting this. If they aren't, it could still work but piping may need to be modified
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It will work only if coolant is present on oil. If exhaust is present in radiator it won't work unless you remove the spark plugs from where the exhaust is escaping and run the engine without the spark plugs. this method is harder to repair.
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Wont work, the basis of the design is different and im not even sure that they had a FFM on the 90's taurus'. If you turn the switch on and its something different almost every time then this is similar to your issue but if it stays the same when you turn it on then its probably the sensor in the fuel tank called a fuel level sender/sensor. Hope this info helps you some
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I would contact SoundOff directly for applications. They have different models for different vehicle makes so you want to make sure this is the right one for your vehicle.
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Yep, the whole thing , and it's not going to do anything for you when you do. What this does is help the water in your coolant cool the engine, so it's only going to work on half your coolant, and only when your thermostat is open, and will not drop temperatures, only help regulate them to normal temps. This kind of product is best used as aforementioned, in a 70/30 split, and usually only in high load/low speed applications like towing or off roading.
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It should work with it, you'd have to put the paddle right behind your lower muffler
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I put direct to the radiator and that was 4 mounts ago and still holding.I dont know if that would work or not.If your radiator is leaking I would just pour directley into radiator and run the car or truck for a few miles to get it good and hot and your problem should be fixed.it did the job on my wifes nissan any way.
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honestly I don't know the answer,but my knowledge tells me that anti-freeze is for the engine coolant use only.
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It probably will work, there are adapters and fittings to help out.Your local auto parts store could help you out too, if you take in the dimensions of the muffler!
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It won't because it's between the fins of the radiator. In some vehicles that have a transmission cooler already, you are able to use the same braket. (I did in my truck).