Engine Stop Leak

October 22, 2010

My rear seal of my engine is leaking a slow leak. Somebody know if Lucas stop oil leak work or my engine? It this Lucas engine oil stop leak work? It this good for my suv. I think I found an answer. If it stops the leak at all it'll start leaking again. Stop leak works by softening up the seal. It goes on and wears out more and leaks worse. Get a new clutch when you have the seal replaced. If Auto, just fix the leak.

	3 each: Bar'S Block Seal Head Gasket Repair (1100) Sold as 3 UNITS at $10.61 per unit. (1 unit = each.) 20 oz. Stops block leaks. Seals cracked heads. Repairs blown head gaskets. For all domestic and import, diesel engine cooling systems. 1 bottle treats systems up to 6 gallons. Bottle. Manufacturer number: 1100. SKU #: 8190167. Country of origin: (TBA). Distributed by Bar's Products.
	CD2 4105 Engine Oil Stop Leak. 15oz. CD-2 Heavy Duty Engine Oil Stop Leak is a special formulation fortified with heavy duty chemicals that are designed to rejuvenate bearing seals and gaskets that have shrunk because of extreme weather conditions or age.

	ATP AT-205 Re-Seal Stops Leaks, 9 Ounce Bottle ATP Re-Seal stops seal leaks in engine, transmission, differential, and hydraulic systems (except brake).
	Lucas 10278 Engine Oil Stop Leak - 32 oz. All new formulation of Lucas additives and very specific base stocks designed to stop seal leaks in engines. Compatible with petroleum, semi-synthetic and full synthetic motor oils. Renews worn seals with no risk of damage or eventual corrosion.

	LUCAS OIL ENGINE OIL STOP LEAK / 4 BTLS/1 GAL LUCAS OIL ENGINE OIL STOP LEAK / 4 BTLS/1 GAL Pack Size:1 Replaces OEM: LUCAS OIL 10279 Specifications: Size: 1 gallon bottle, Designed to stop seal leaks in engines., Compatible with petroleum, semi-synthetic and full synthetic motor oils

4 Comments »

1. 

   slight chance but would be worth a shot what it does is make gasket swell sometime it works some times it dont

   Comment by Mary-Kathryn Birdman — October 23, 2010 @ 1:29 am

2. 

   It might slow it down for a while, but bottom line is sooner or later you'll need to have the rear main seal replaced to actually fix the problem.

   good luck

   Comment by Florida Baghwan — October 23, 2010 @ 8:51 am

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   I've never liked any of the stop leak products. They work by swelling and thereby softening the seals. You'll be replacing that seal sooner or later. So just do it right and have the rear main seal replaced. Then you won't have to worry about it again for however many miles it took it to start leaking the first time.

   Comment by Wiz Richards235 — October 23, 2010 @ 11:01 am

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   I don't trust any of the goop they sell for seals leaking, I ALWAYS end up changing the seals anyway. If it clogs up seals what do you think it does to your oil channels inside your engine.

   Comment by Bright Eyes RR — October 23, 2010 @ 1:19 pm

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