Tryed a similar product, which cause my engine to seize up. It sealed the cooling channels around inside the engine which in effect cause no cooling on the engine. but its sure didnt leak :p Havent tryed K-seal though, but ive learned i need to let the engine run for 10-15mins after adding the sealing product.
I would love to hear how that went out. I have never had that problem before and I do check my oil to see if water is in it. My 1999 Ford Explorer now has 154,000 miles and I worry about my oil pump and will change it soon.
Sounds like you have intake manifold gaskets leaking. Water/oil mixing is the result of that. Seen it a bunch of times. I am a GM tech. Good luck with the magical in a bottle. Could've bought some good beer with that $15!
Hey, That may not be a head gasket. Usually when a head gasket leaks on those things one of two things happen. You will get an external coolant leak, or you will leak cylinder pressure into the coolant passages. If it was leaking cyl/press. The upper hose will become rock hard after starting and running it for a short time. What is happening is the cylinder builds pressure on the compression stroke, the leaking head gasket tends to let that pressure go into the coolant passages.
ive used this shit before, its the crap you should throw in your car a bout 1 day before you sell it, it works for about 2-3 weeks then ya engine blows up :)
Haven't tried that one,but in the event it dosen't work,try "Bars".We used it on our 04 Mountaineer and it worked like a charm.We used it about a year ago for a blown head gasket and haven't had a single issue since.
Steel Seal is the best. There is no solid's in it to plug heater core & so on. 2 years ago put it in dodge caravan for a customer & to this day the head gasket is still holding. It is pricey but it is worth it.
I hope it works out for you. I cant say one way or the other because I have no experience with the product. But personally I've had the best luck with liquid glass on MINOR head-gasket leaks & even then it's just a temporary deal. Other then that all the other products I had ever tried was just a waste of money. Good luck & hope it's a positive update video.
Tryed a similar product, which cause my engine to seize up. It sealed the cooling channels around inside the engine which in effect cause no cooling on the engine. but its sure didnt leak :p Havent tryed K-seal though, but ive learned i need to let the engine run for 10-15mins after adding the sealing product.
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I would love to hear how that went out. I have never had that problem before and I do check my oil to see if water is in it. My 1999 Ford Explorer now has 154,000 miles and I worry about my oil pump and will change it soon.
semco72057 1 month ago
Thanks. Please keep us posted.
moorelnda 1 month ago
Sounds like you have intake manifold gaskets leaking. Water/oil mixing is the result of that. Seen it a bunch of times. I am a GM tech. Good luck with the magical in a bottle. Could've bought some good beer with that $15!
steviestiches 1 month ago
Hey, That may not be a head gasket. Usually when a head gasket leaks on those things one of two things happen. You will get an external coolant leak, or you will leak cylinder pressure into the coolant passages. If it was leaking cyl/press. The upper hose will become rock hard after starting and running it for a short time. What is happening is the cylinder builds pressure on the compression stroke, the leaking head gasket tends to let that pressure go into the coolant passages.
steviestiches 1 month ago
Great Review Sir :) Looking forward for the updates :)
govinda1pk 1 month ago
ive used this shit before, its the crap you should throw in your car a bout 1 day before you sell it, it works for about 2-3 weeks then ya engine blows up :)
paranorma1palace 1 month ago
Sorry the neighbors are having a good time, haha, were they annoying you sir mixcatcom? lol
HostileHST 1 month ago
Haven't tried that one,but in the event it dosen't work,try "Bars".We used it on our 04 Mountaineer and it worked like a charm.We used it about a year ago for a blown head gasket and haven't had a single issue since.
CharlesBartowskiHere 1 month ago
Steel Seal is the best. There is no solid's in it to plug heater core & so on. 2 years ago put it in dodge caravan for a customer & to this day the head gasket is still holding. It is pricey but it is worth it.
supercannon2 1 month ago
i don't anything about that because i don't drive or have a car but good review Pete!
ThaSpiderInternetsho 1 month ago
Thumbs Up For The Wile Beater...
psavela 1 month ago
@psavela What's a wile beater? Some kind of kitchen utensil?
torquesport 1 month ago
3:09 "OMG, get over here" in background LOL
th86stone 1 month ago
I hope it works out for you. I cant say one way or the other because I have no experience with the product. But personally I've had the best luck with liquid glass on MINOR head-gasket leaks & even then it's just a temporary deal. Other then that all the other products I had ever tried was just a waste of money. Good luck & hope it's a positive update video.
RESET1776 1 month ago
@RESET1776 Thanks I have to check that out..
Have a great weekend,
-Pete
mixcatcom 1 month ago
@RESET1776 All of them r waste of money, only a who don't know how a head gasket work would use that shit.
blackericdenice 1 month ago
Mixcat you are like a mad scientist - is there anything you Don't fix? lol
geo6892000 1 month ago 2
@geo6892000 If I cant fix it I sell it and get something to fix LOL
Have a great weekend,
-Pete
mixcatcom 1 month ago
looks like the kids are having a blast..
indman101 1 month ago
@indman101 They sure were.. ;o)
mixcatcom 1 month ago