How to fix your HEAD GASKET for $56 | Blue Devil vs DESTROYED Ford V10

My 2006 E450 has blown head gaskets and is nearly seized. It's a ford 6.8L Triton V10 and it's been SEVERLY overheated. I'll go step by step so you can fix your blown head gasket at home. DIY head gasket repair with Blue Devil head gasket sealer, let's see how long it lasts!
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Disclaimer: Dispose of used coolant in accordance with your local laws. Most of the coolant escaped the system when it was overheated. I collected the remaining coolant and took it to the auto parts store. Parts in the video where you see fluid going on the ground is hose water from the flushing processes.

[@_Frank_the_Tank]

I've never tried the Blue Devil branded stuff, but I had success with K-Seal head gasket repair on a beater 2003 Hyundai Elantra a couple years back. It had the typical white cloud out the exhaust, the oil looked like a chocolate milkshake, pulled the spark plugs out of it and number 3 was soaked and the gap was completely closed with goo. It was a car I paid 1500 bucks for and used as a winter beater for 7 years, it wasn't worth my time or money to fix it the correct way, I figured I'd give the $30 fix a try before hauling the car in for scrap. I drove it back and forth to work for few days afterwards, put like 75 miles on it and it stopped smoking and the misfire cleared up. I gave the car to my 16 year old nephew, told him it would probably get him around for awhile as he saved up for something nicer, that was 3 years ago and he's still driving the thing... It's survived all the standard issue neglect and complete lack of maintenance that comes along with being a teenage boys first car, so I imagine it'd be fine for most normal functioning adults.

[@rickjames8317]

I've tried both and the k-seal worked much better in my experience.

[@HerbOMatic]

I think they might use a similar concept. That's great, I hope mine lasts as long!. Thanks Frank!

[@HerbOMatic]

@@rickjames8317 I'll mix them together to make the ultimate sealer.

[@rickjames8317]

@@HerbOMatic I fully support this! In my experience, anything worth doing is worth overdoing.

[@jayislander]

@@HerbOMaticupdate

[@shawnebaby99]

This is how all how to videos should be made. You didnt over talk which is frustrating. Each step was easy to fallow. Thank you. O!And love the wife's reaction. Lol😊

[@TJ-qz6hr]

I used this stuff in my V10 Excursion 10 years ago, still runs perfect to this day.

[@JayJay-gl2df]

I just did mine last weekend in a 92 Buick V6 3.8 but it's in an Australian Holden Commodore , so far it seem to have worked, do you still get full power out of your engine, in the last 1 week I've just been taking it easy

[@TJ-qz6hr]

@@JayJay-gl2df Probably a good idea to run it easy. Before I added BD to my Excursion, I towed a 10,000 lb 35 ft camper all over the US, year round, with it. Now, the Excursion gets towed behind a motor home so it’s had a easy life the past ten years.

[@fallenone6]

​@TJ-qz6hr u used blue devil head gasket sealer 10 years ago and the sealer is still holding up?

[@GerardoGonzalez-wn5or]

I was having the same problem with my f150 . Hydro locking, the same exact thing as yours, and I followed your advice and problem solved, 9 months and still going at 394,000 miles, thank you 😊👍👍👍

[@SultanOfUmpapabowbow]

I was so glad you told us NOT to eat the milkshake. I was thinking... Ummm... I sure would like to eat the Milkshake but then Herb said DON"T. So I was like Okay... I won't eat the milkshake.😁

[@HerbOMatic]

Yeah, it's super high in calories.

[@icyflacco9953]

@@HerbOMatic could oil coming out my exaust pipe be a blown head gasket ?

[@RobertMorris-l3l]

​@@icyflacco9953 YES THIS IS A VERY MUCH A POSITIVE SIGN

[@3434abab]

Are you sure we can drink the flush water? That second flush water looked so cold, clean and refreshing

[@brettperkins4643]

The sarcasm is STRONG with this one, love it👍👍👍👍

[@AlexanderPage2022]

As soon as I saw the first attempt fail I knew it wasnt getting hot enough. I had this experience a few years back but my head gasket failure was too much for the stop leak to seal. Glad it worked out for you. Here is to another 115k miles more.

[@HerbOMatic]

I had no idea why it wasn't working the first time until I pulled that spark plug out. That sucks it didn't work out for you! Let's hope for the best on this one.

[@harisyoung4110]

i got a worse blown headgasket which will kick out the water once the engine is start.. it will not circulate the stop leak into entire system until i try removing the leak cylinder sparkplug which in my case is 2 out of the 6 cylinder and run it without those 2 sparkplug to reduce the pressure inside cooling system.. it work and the stopleak start circulating and patching those blown gasket area on the first day..

[@coreybabcock2023]

​@@harisyoung4110yea combustion is higher pressure than the cooling system is

[@philipamador2268]

Your Goofy humor is right up my alley. I'm the same way you're just on a higher level than me. You actually had me going on the not mixing different brand distilled water. I was like wait, what?! That's the same thing. 😂

[@jeffhutchins7048]

I 100% agree to leave it in until you HAVE to change it for cold weather, or around 5,000 miles just to prevent corrosion in the cooling system.

[@W.W.D.D.]

I definitely have to subscribe to this guy. This was the most entertaining Mechanic video I’ve seen other than Scotty Kilmer! This guy is hilarious. All his jokes were executed with perfect timing.

[@SkullGamingNation]

I love Scotty Kilmer

[@coreybabcock2023]

Water level changes cause of the air being purged as the engine runs there's pockets that are in the block that it can take awhile for it to all purge out

[@jamesj.litteriojr.433]

One of best diy/fix-it videos I have ever seen on KZbin by far!!!!!!!!!! I was wondering why he didn't put the thermostat and antifreeze back in until he mentioned that it's probably where he lives. I know in Nevada, they use 30% antifreeze and 70% water. The opposite of the east coast. Because it never gets to freezing temperatures. It's up to 120 degrees during the day in the summer and cools down to 60 degrees at night. I learned this from another member's channel. So I guessing it's pretty hot where he lives. The jokes were pretty funny too without going overboard. Kudos to you brother!!! 👍

[@kengit2]

This was hilarious yet educational. Bravo! Well done! 👏🏽That sound when you opened the first distilled water caught me by surprise and had me in stitches 😂. Then continued to snowball into pure comedy

[@picklerix6162]

I have been using SuperTech synthetic oil for years. It’s great oil. I used the pour and go Blue Devil in my truck because my head gasket leak wasn’t as bad as yours. I had to do a couple idling runs like you did to get it to seal.

[@alfredough]

Worked for 2009 Chevy Equinox. You MUST remove the thermostat! And you must pour the whole bottle directly into the thermostat housing NOT the reservoir. It will work! You must be careful. If it doesn't work the first go at a cold start do it again and again. Took me 3 full cold starts to fully seal the leak! Yes took me nearly 2 days of cold starts for it to work but after the 3rd start the exhaust finally came out clean and the car never overheated again!

[@alfredough]

This is a bandaid! Be noted that at anytime anywhere it will blow again. Be ready if I was anyone else I'd buy the white label 'pour n go" and have that in the system ready if anything happens

[@tonymemory2279]

@@alfredough not true. if you buy the real WATER GLASS not this fake blue dye with water and only 30% water glass. If you use the real water glass it will glass weld the head on for life!!!!! Steam trains use that.

[@charliejordan2357]

Pour it in like it's goin in the motor? Or goin towards the radiator?? I'm having the same problem with my 09 equinox

[@charliejordan2357]

And did you do all them flushing?

[@denny5564]

I fixed my 2007 chevy 3.5 impala with Blue Devil. I completely rebuilt my engine, but after about a year I noticed my coolant was low with allot of crud in radiator. After cleaning it out a few times I knew it was the head gasket leaking. Anyway, I flushed the radiator and engine a few times and used a big bottle of Blue Devil per the instructions. I could not believe it. I have not had a problem since, it has been several years now. Thanks Scotty !

[@LatrellSprewell15]

question for you.....I am having my mechanic run blue devil next week on my car. I am having to keep refilling my coolant but I see none on the ground. It is leaking into one of the cylinders, the plug was white. Misfire codes are present as well. Now I have no steam coming from the tailpipe at all, and I also have clear oil. Could it be something other than a head gasket?

[@denny5564]

@@LatrellSprewell15 There is a chemical test kit you can fix to your radiator. If you are leaking between the cylinder and the coolant channel exhaust gas will blow into the coolant. The test kit will show combustion gas in your coolant. Mentioned in the video. You could be leaking oil into the cylinder from the intake valve and leaking valve stem seals. But, since you are dropping coolant level, I would start with the Blue Devil. You may want to do the blue devil trick yourself to save some money as it does take a fair amount of time to flush your radiator and engine a few times and then the time to add the blue devil and all. Your mechanic could charge a couple of hours labor?

[@LatrellSprewell15]

@@denny5564 yea man, he did that test and it didn’t change to yellow at all. It’s the strangest thing! I appreciate you taking the time to comment back!

[@denny5564]

@@LatrellSprewell15 you could simply have a coolant leak. Check the water pump, it is sometimes hard to see a leak there.

[@dannyingamells6642]

Hi Herb- enjoyed your video. I had the same issue with a 93 Toyota Corolla. I don't want to break your heart or spoil your expectations. Blue Devil/Bars Stop Leak/ and other sealers usually last (if you are lucky) around a year. What happens is that your head gasket will simply start leaking in another area. I suggest you use the "Pour n' Go" by Blue Devil after a year if it shows loss or not. Unfortunately, sealers do "not get along" with antifreeze and your problem will resurface at any given time. Sealers are a "Band-Aid" to head gasket repairs but I can see your point in your vehicle where the motor must be removed. As far as my Toyota was concerned, I had a severe head gasket leak and I used the "Bars Block Seal" which required the same procedure as yours did with the sealing. I was able to drive the vehicle for another three years by adding sealers annually before I retired the vehicle at 280 thousand miles.

[@marylamb6063]

Did you use the same sealer annually?

[@dannyingamells6642]

No I did not. The "pour n go" first, which did not completely rid me of my issue, then the "Bars Block Seal" which required multiple steps and allowing it to dry overnight. The Bars got me through another year, but again, the gasket leaked in a different area and ruined my engine. @@marylamb6063

[@robertcarr1987]

Great step by step video. Best part was the three month follow-up on how well it was holding up.

[@Freebird1765]

That's really interesting about the inert silica molecules being activated by the combustion gasses, i always wondered how this stuff sealed without clogging, makes sense now.

[@SorrowNinja]

Hey, Herb. I have a question. You mentioned to keep the sealant in the car for awhile to insure everything works out....My question to you is, did you still have the Thermostat taken off? Or when you took it for a drive, did you put the thermostat back on while the blue devil was in the engine?

[@stephenwitmer90]

Very informative and easy to follow tutorial. Giving Chrisfix a run for his money. Love the humor. Was waiting for a Kelis joke as soon as you mentioned milkshake and you didn’t disappoint.

[@HerbOMatic]

The side to side hand movements were a bit of a tribute to Chris. I don't think I'll be hurting his channel anytime soon but I do like to have a laugh! Thanks Steve!

[@derekhaywood1844]

Chris fix is awesome !! Please don’t knock him like that. This solution doesn’t always work.

[@stephenwitmer90]

@@derekhaywood1844 relax Derek. No one is knocking anyone.

[@kelleycondon6504]

The milkshake (oil+antifreeze) can also be checked for on the underside of the oil cap

[@TheViralSpill007]

This Stuff truly works guys. I had a blown head gasket in a 2004 Nissan maxima. I put it in and didn't flush it and thought that it didn't work. I did notice a difference but wasn't sure. Someone posted that this stuff needs a flash point to truly hardened and worked. They also said to for better results to us blue devil flush and use distilled water. After doing this I drove my car a little high than normal hwy speeds and got the motor hot but not crack the heads hot but just a high temperature like water boiling temp. Once i did that and stop and let the car sit and cool. Afterwards OMG did it work and with a rock solid seal. Not everyone will have to do it this way but it worked for me. Flushing the engine first seem to help once i did that and started over.. I have tested it and yess it totally fix. Air conditioner runs with no engine over heating.

[@Funkydood]

"DON'T DRINK THE BEER." Kudos to the wifey for her support!!!

[@Terance966]

Your wife looks very happy and extremely excited 😅😅😅😅

[@pinpatchyeah7987]

Thanks for the warnings I was about to drink all my engine's fluids.

[@HerbOMatic]

It's tempting but some of the fluids will give you hilarious amounts of awful gas.

[@brandonsheppard2689]

I came back here just to make this comment and say Blue Devil works. I'm in southern Ontario, Canada and perhaps estimates will vary depending on geographic location. My check engine light came on and I had a code for a cylinder misfire in cylinder #4. After replacing coil, spark plug and fuel injector the check engine light was still coming on. I took my van to the Ford dealer. I have a 2010 Ford E250 4.6L with 199,000km on the odometer. They confirm it's got a blown head gasket and quoted $6,534.00 to fully repair. I followed the directions for Blue Devil exactly. I bought the Blue Devil radiator flush and followed that also. My van needed 2 bottles of Blue Devil and 2 bottles of their radiator flush based on its capacity and just followed everything. On the second day after completing the process my check engine light went off by itself (did not code clear with the code reader) and its been off ever since. I have since drove the van about 1000kms. It works. So if you have a blown head gasket you should use this and I can only attest to it working if you follow it 100%. But it seems like many people have success with just pouring it and forgetting it.

[@fatlip510]

"Try to keep your drink atleast 12 inches away from your deadly chemicals." Hahaha that had me rolling for a while. I need that Fiesta Agua Amigo hahajahha you are hilarious bro. 😅😂

[@theseasonedveteran]

Love the safety advice lol. Although i followed all this advice and then accidentally forgot to put the car in park while working on it and flattened a buddy.

[@cameronhersh6574]

I got 20,000 miles out of my first treatment on a tundra. Going for number 2, with the method of leaving it in for a day or 2 before draining as well. I let it idle this time for an hour, then took it out for a few runs where i gunned it a bit on some stretches and no more steam. All in all an hour and 50 minutes, about 20 minutes was driving. Well see how it goes the next fews days..

[@HerbOMatic]

She's still running good at 25k miles!

[@StraightLineCycles]

I really like your style, my channel is growing but you really take time in your video editing and I dig it 😉

[@HerbOMatic]

Thanks man, I see you are fixing up an Avenger, I had a Dodge Stealth when I was a teen and miss it often!

[@StraightLineCycles]

@@HerbOMatic you must get another one!

[@DigitalPetrol]

I'm getting commercial breaks every 90 seconds. Gonna bow out on this video, but thank you again for your videos. I always enjoy them.

[@HerbOMatic]

I'm going to watch this on incognito mode and see what you mean. I use the standard monetization.

[@hoffmanshaven]

I only got 4 ads during the entire video. Weird

[@DigitalPetrol]

Thanks. I was watching via Fire stick. Perhaps that's part of the issue.

[@TheyCallMeJTK]

I have KZbin premium. I hate commercials

[@SrslyNoz.]

I don't miss working on vans. That Milkshake does not bring all the boys to the yard.

[@HerbOMatic]

Kelis was singing about a different milkshake?

[@Bullorg]

My ODB2 port is in my glowbox on the passenger side. So NO not always on the driver side. Good video non the less.

[@HerbOMatic]

Is your steering wheel on the wrong side of the car?

[@Bullorg]

@@HerbOMatic Nope. Just as a general thing with cars as a whole. There is always gonna be exeptions to the rule. But I agree with what you said if I put a mostly infront of it :)

[@davekimbler2308]

We use to use Liquid glass ( always worked ) worked so well you have trouble removing the head !

[@HerbOMatic]

When this engine goes down, I'll dump more goop in it, and order a long block!

[@gorak9000]

@@HerbOMatic Or just actually replace the head gasket - it's not THAT bad of a job [checks calendar] - wait, I've been working on this for how many weeks now??? 6 weeks tomorrow?? And mine are easy to get to / get out (though they are cast iron heads, so they weigh a lot and I used an engine hoist to get them out/back in again). I'd be very skeptical of the sealers working on a diesel though... compression ratio is a LOT higher!

[@davekimbler2308]

@@HerbOMatic those v10’s aren’t cheap !

[@estegueydijo....]

I tried it once but after 2 years the problem came back, so it is just temporary so we can save enough money to do a real repair. But since my lazy ass didn't save to repair I will try it once again and I will update my results.

[@jkenney940]

Did it work the second time??

[@estegueydijo....]

Yes it worked the second time​@@jkenney940

[@coreybabcock2023]

Pulling the passenger side kick panel and seat makes it easy to work on the engine from the inside and remove the doghouse

[@10p6]

I was just thinking I have not seen a bunker video for a while, then this video shows up. Not the video I really wanted, but better than nothing :-)

[@jaynouby]

Glad it worked for ya, head gasket job on those could total the vehicle

[@TomLSTD]

I love your humor, thanks for doing these videos.

[@HerbOMatic]

Thanks Tom, they are fun to make, although I hated that my engine is blown!

[@Yanneek_]

They are now “Chanel locks” from today forward. 😂😂😂

[@jamesj.litteriojr.433]

Chanel no 5 perfume.

[@lcmlcm2460]

I’m watching this video to do it myself. Only problem I’ll have is that it’s 5 degrees outside here 😢. Great job man THANKS

[@guymansonjr4780]

I haven't laughed this hard in awhile. Shopping for a garden hose nozzle to replace the wife now. 🤣👍

[@Jeremya74]

"you cant even fill it running...well yeah you can fill it running"😂

[@jasmith1867]

I have a 04 5.3 that is pumping oil out the rear main. 5 quarts a month. I tried Blue Devil rear main sealer. In three days the leak stopped. Maybe 5 drops overnight. I have to add some more every couple months. But after 2 years my results haven't changed.

[@gregmccarter2176]

Sometimes people get lucky with liquid band aids..however when it fails, it will be in the middle of nowhere..one person I know done this two years ago..20,000 miles no problem...his leak was tiny

[@fangthewarrior]

I've done oil changes on a few of those vans and the engines are packed in there! Lot of fun too when they'd just came off the highway, not only messy but 'warmm'

[@Unknown1880]

Thanks for cooking video. I'v got hungry while watching this so I started eating and drinking.

[@HerbOMatic]

Careful, that milkshake is high in calories!

[@offcamber]

Appreciate the thorough video. Helpful and funny. Well done!

[@garysoykin2783]

Those big O engines were prone to having intake manifold problems so that could be stuck on antifreeze also

[@yourmomsdildodrawer]

Thanks for calling it steam.

[@mopar340dave]

Do you think it's a good idea to bypass the heater core before using this stuff?

[@thunderroad7289]

Used to be a uhaul truck that explains everything. Those trucks get abused bad.I have three v10 fords and all of them have over 390 thousand miles and zero problems other then plugs and coil packs

[@tomastylecek2065]

comedy is amazing, especially the loose hose

[@DiHandley]

Well done 25k subs. Must be all those awkward infocus shots of your wife. Keep up the great work! 😉🤪😂

[@HerbOMatic]

She get's tired of my antics but she's the dummy that married me so it's her fault I'm this way.

[@sethbraley4088]

I did the same thing when my car severely overheated from a blown water pump. Immediately went out and bought a Milwaukee cordless ratchet! 😅 Still not sure if my car has a head gasket issue though.

[@gregoryforrest8970]

My 07 Toyota sienna with 117,000 miles blew a head gasket so much for all the hype you hear about Toyota s yup most of it is hype, anyhow going to try some of this as there are many of these types of products available now. I had done this back in 2005 to another vehicle and I didn't bother to clear out the system I just poured all of the product in the system, the heat of the engine will burn the water out of the oil, just take it for a bit of a drive, it was still running ok two years later. And the Super Tech oil is made by Quaker state/Pennzoil. Just a little less because it's Walmart brand.

[@Toolaholic7]

Band aid in can fix that is a temp fix.Lot of times it will wash out the piston rings too.Will have a miss with a headgasket problem

[@abruptlyblunt]

gezus blue devil's up over $50 a bottle, it used to be half that price, that's crazy... I've always had good luck with KW block seal, it was a preflush type also and never had it not work but i haven't heard good things about the block sealers that claim to work with antifreeze.....

[@Zeusspupp]

KW is good stuff and alot cheaper then Blue Devil. All those sealers are the same stuff, sodium silicate, read the ingredients. $13 vs $60.. for the same thing, different color.

[@coreybabcock2023]

Luckily I have the 98 Ford E250 cargo van with the 4.2 l V6 Essex engine so any engine work that needs done I can do it from the inside of the van with the doghouse out I've done intake gaskets and intake passage cleaning and I deleted the PCV so now the crank case is vented to air and EVAP lines are all deleted too my van is emissions exempt in VA since it's 25 years old but yea I been trying to get it to run as smoothly and perfect as possible

[@chingli-xg4ns]

GUYS which is BEST to WORST liquid products? ¹). Blue devil. ²). K-Seal. ³). Bars. or ⁴). CRC.?.

[@kellywilliams6235]

Long story short. I bought a 2014 E250, has the 5.4 Triton. Got it on bid for very cheap. Gonna try this same exact thing this week. Hoping itll work. If it does. Ill be saving $4k in repairs. If it dont work. I sell the van for more than I won it for on bid. I got a deal that I couldnt pass up. Has a brand new transmission with a warranty. Van still work to this day?

[@1mw4tch1ng]

the moral of the story is NEVER lend friends your vehicle specially if they do not know about mechanical.

[@christophervincent4761]

I didn't try but am feeling so better now that I saw your video and I will do as u say probably with a different product because here in my country we don't get as we like ,so as soon as I try your fix I will hit u up with some information peace bro, and I hope my milk shake don't bring no boys to my yard 😂😂😂love that part cheers.

[@TJ-hm9ng]

Just wondering here. Good video. Except he never told us 2 things and I need clarification. 1. When did he actually put the “thermostat” back in? At what point in the video .. after the 2nd 50 minute idle when he was revving it?? 2. When did he actually top off with REAL RADIATOR fluid instead of the distilled water. Aren’t you supposed to have an approximate 50/50 mix at the (very) end?? I just never saw these 2 steps and for us rookies it would really help if anyone could tell me when to do those 2 things at the end. OR, does he just plan on keeping the thermostat out for the long term Thanks for any clarification on the timing for those last 2 critical steps. Otherwise great saved video for me and thank you in advance for answering those 2 questions

[@jamesfitzgerald2361]

Super tech oil is actually very good oil they tested it with a bunch of other oils on the farm channel I can't remember the whole name of the channel but super tech did very good against the other oils I use it in my vehicles for many years keeps my engine clean runs great.

[@atomicdmt8763]

well done! enjoyed the humor. Curious to understand why/how this is preferred to the POUR N GO product. Thoughts?

[@Buckenuptyrants]

I subscribe after he went out and bought new tools to make himself feel better love it me too sounds like a great idea

[@Guillotines_For_Globalists]

SuperTech isn't bad stuff, it's made by the same people who make Kirkland Signature, Amazon Basics, and Meijer brand oils (possibly more too.) I believe the manufacturer is Warren Distribution, you should be able to find that on the back of the bottle's label somewhere.

[@coreybabcock2023]

I get steam but no coolant loss its probably moisture from the combustion process

[@I_must_get_a_van]

It was good that your thermostat was ok when you left the blue mixture in the system.

[@coreybabcock2023]

Never use anti seize on spark plugs it changes the torque on it and some of those engines are known to blow the plugs out

[@acedegenerate2254]

The true meaning of my milkshake brings all the boys to the yard. The junkyard. Thank God for blue devil.

[@HerbOMatic]

It's great so far....! Even if it blows eventually buys you time on an engine that has been cooked.

[@timski9063]

Excellent instructional video ! Excellent step by step lessons Herb.

[@williamanderson2973]

Can't wait until u do the bunker again

[@HerbOMatic]

I had to fix the truck so I could drive back down there and work on it.

[@williamanderson2973]

@@HerbOMatic hope u get ur truck fixed & can't wait to see how it Bunker turned out. U & ur old lady got more guts then me I only will go under ground 1 time & that when I'm not here no more

[@15156495]

Instructions unclear. I drank the bottle of gasket sealer and car still won't start.

[@teddy_awdB19]

😂😂😂 update???

[@GateKommand]

Good luck with it mate - I hate car issues, they make me cry!

[@HerbOMatic]

It will probably be fine, if it fails I'll pour more goop in there and order an engine!

[@gorak9000]

Geez, look at Negative Nancy over here - don't drink this, don't vape that, don't eat the milkshake - come on man, you gotta live a little!

[@HerbOMatic]

Oh I do, you just can't condone it on camera or you get in trouble!

[@scottculbertson7683]

I've seen the results of what Blue devil does to an engine You're better off using bars leak copper seal

[@benkanobe7500]

K-Seal always works!

[@Picklejam08]

Looks like a short term fix. It's been over a year now and I am wondering if the band-aid is still holding. It's just a matter of time Herb.

[@HerbOMatic]

She's holding, 20k miles since. I need to do an update video

[@Islamisthecultofsin]

@@HerbOMatic You could also pin an update comment at the top of the video. I would really like to be able to compare the different sealers and pick the one that works the best.

[@fester73666]

Another great video herb😎👍

[@TovarEndwy]

How is this holding up? How long had ut been? And how many miles?

[@djuanejackson4215]

Wow your soo complete explained everything! Great content!! 🙏

[@RobertMorris-l3l]

Its blues clues and dora the engine explorer can you say fouled plug or needs a new engine

[@Travis8126]

Keep us posted, most of the time these mechanic in a bottle fixes are temporary. Nice video!

[@sethdaboss245]

Then seal it again? 😉

[@estegueydijo....]

when you said "mechanic" this is what some mechanics do to their "friend's" cars who want to sell the car with a blown head gasket.

[@donaldbenck7408]

What is Chanel locks or do you mean channel locks

[@evilboat]

I'm thankful for the PSA's, I would've drank that milkshake and vape'd that exhaust juice

[@earnieb35]

I gotta 01 Mitsubishi mirage wit a gasket problem. Milkshake gunk n all.. My only means of transportation, I'm glad 2 see dat dis stuff really wrks. Wonder hw lng does dis stuff really keeps a kar n wrkn condition.

[@najken]

In 4 minutes in and I’m already laughing at all the do not ingest warnings! Also the wife is clearly not the pizza delivery girl #vechor

[@venanciomarquez1863]

Thank you for the good video. I have the same problem right now.

[@shadowpotatoe9482]

Head gasket stuff works but most times plugs your heat exchanger and trans cooler....ect. so you end up having to go back and flush that. Still cheaper than a head gasket

[@lawnside82]

v10 had a pi...i learned something today. but yet v8 has plastic....good ole ford triton.

[@jscoulter61]

Great video, as always. Glad you put some warning signs up! Milkshakes be making you fat anyway! 😀 I appreciate your humor 🙂 V10's are a beautiful engine (mostly). Remember the sound of the F1 cars when they ran them? so nice!

[@Иванпонимаете-г4ш]

Mine starts to misfire then overheats, no white smoke , no bubbles. In coolant and no milky oil

[@RedShift00]

Excellent video. Made my decision solid on this product. Thank you!

[@HerbOMatic]

You got it man!

[@gazoutdoors7525]

I now know what parts of the car I shouldn't eat or drink.

[@HerbOMatic]

That leaves all the rest, Bon Appetit! Don't eat your car and sue me when you get sick.

[@zoomwithsmokeybear2597]

What is the main cause of contamination in a radiator

[@toddrhine7648]

Tap water, not changing fluid at its intervals, using certain types of stop leaks.

[@loganbyrne3054]

Mine is a Dodge Avenger and 2 days ago, my headcap started blowing steam, spec 2.4L 4-cylinder. Just got it and this happened. Contact me, please.No overheat, just blowing steam at 40 mph at 7 miles.

[@bluesky2145]

Can we drink the steam coming out of the exhaust pipe?