Anyone recommendations for a good stop leak until I can rob enough banks to pay for my $640 radiator/intercooler job?
Best radiator stop leak out there?
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Back in the day, I always used pepper, it works!
I have some crack rock powder residue remaining from last night's party, if that doesn't work I'll try the pepper.
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I have a Chevy 5.7 with a small water leak problem. It has lost water off and on for 4 years or 100,000 miles. I have used everything out there and like the GM tabs from the Chevrolet dealer the best. One day it will start leaking and I will have to properly fix it. As for now, I will continue to drive it with the GM tabs. I has not lost any water in 5 months now.
Once had a minivan that developed a head gasket leak. Fortunately, it leaked to the outside of the block, not internally. The leak started off very small but soon became a gusher (happened while on vacation). It would empty the radiator in about 30 minutes. A Goodyear mechanic poured in a bottle of K&N Block seal. It held from New Orleans to Atlanta at which point I drained the system and used another can of K&N. This time I followed the directions on the can to the letter. It held for 3 years, may still be holding but I traded the van in on a new car.
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