Recent content by BrianL

I'm not complaining about charging by item. Yes upgrades cost a lot, but their system is broken.

It's too bad I have to miss out on a tool because if I add it, it pushes one of the other parts to a different location all by itself, so adding that small part ends up much more expensive than buying it elsewhere.

It's crazy. And further nonsense, in my cart as mentioned above: two brake tools from location A, pads from B, rotors from C. If I remove the pads, the rotors jump back to location B! And of course, add pads back in and they're from location B but rotors jump back to C. Or, remove one of the...

Why does Rock Auto's shipping locations/prices jump around for no reason? For example, in my cart, I had brake pads which were shipped from location B, and rotors which were shipped from location A. I added a caliper hanger set and caliper piston compressor to my cart, which are both to be...

Originally Posted by madRiver It's just a persona that You tubers put on. He figured out I will be a common simple man thoughts to cars that appeals to a subset of our population. If he's supposedly a millionaire, I wonder if his house and garage in the videos are not really his/main house...

I'm not getting notifications either. Nothing in spam folder.

Originally Posted By: nthach I'd use the ACPro AIO or ArcticChill one and put a label somewhere warning that the system contains sealers. IDQ is using methylene chloride as the seal swell agent along with a polymeric sealing agent - and chlorinated solvents can do a number to metals, caveat...

Originally Posted By: mk378 Zero or one. Once you have the seals coated, there is no additional effect of using more. Originally Posted By: HazardousGorilla If it doesn't get sealed up off two small cans, not sure it is able to be sealed that method. Leak may be too big.. Un-sealable...

How many cans of leak sealer should I use?

Originally Posted By: JHZR2 Avoid, avoid, avoid, unless the next stop for the car is the junkyard. Best case it works for a bit until it clogs your system by curing inside in place. Worst case you ruin some shop's recovery system and have a further unrepairable system. Did you even read the...

If I do have a leak, and wanted to try the LDS-1 leak sealer, how many should I use?

Originally Posted By: zzyzzx If it's the type of sealer that can seal metal, that's they type you want to avoid. The other, more common type that just swells seals might work, but will probably do nothing, but at least won't break anything. If it's leaking out as fast as you say, no leak sealer...

Also wanting to mention that almost all of IDQ's r134a products contain leak sealer, so it can't be all that bad. all Arctic Freeze products do http://www.idqusa.com/brands/arctic-freeze all EZ Chill products do http://www.idqusa.com/brands/ez-chill all A/C Pro products do...

Originally Posted By: mk378 Try to find the leak first. Leaks out in 2 weeks will probably leave a deposit of oil and also bubble if you put soapy water on the leaky joint. Many times the leak is simply an o-ring that costs less to replace than the stop leak products. The first can you posted...

FYI, I don't care to get in a debate, and I'm not putting money in this truck regardless of what's said here, but all I'll say (and I'm done) is in researching about using sealers, I've read many reports of people, even those that do it for a living, in shops, that use sealer and have never had...