K SEAL Heater core repair. This stuff really works. I can't believe it.

[@paulfischer6573]

I purchased 2 bottles of this marketed as (Subaru coolant conditioner - $9.00 for 2 bottles) and used one bottle to try and fix heater core problem 2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo 6 cyl. Garage wanted $500 to fix. Took it out for a 10 minute drive warming up the engine and came home and parked it. Next day took it out for a 45 minute highway drive and came home --NO DRIPS! Been a month now and still no drips. I think it works!!!

[@ezboyrc553]

It does work. My heater core was dripping, really bad. & it fixed it. But after a few months, I started driving the truck a little harder, getting on it. More and more and it blew the plug it made out of the heater core a little bit & started steaming my windshield. So I added another bottle, and it has been good to go ever since. I just don't drive it as hard now. Lol

[@HardWhereHero]

Subaru used to put this directly into their new vehicles to prevent cooling leaks. Not sure if that is a good idea or not.

[@EricsRC]

Ohhhh look at all that rock!! That would make a great pond surrounding to crawl on!! 😀

[@ezboyrc553]

I have been thinking about it I got an old bathtub out there.

[@vladimpaler9274]

I put some K Seal in my 2010 Dodge Avenger today and it actually fixed the problem in less than 5 minutes 💪🏻

[@ezboyrc553]

Awesome. I've been driving my truck every since with no issues. It actually does work.

[@vladimpaler9274]

@ezboyrc553 I watched a different video and the guy had 220,000 miles on his car with leaks all through the coolant system and he used k seal. He posted an update comment on that video 2 years later and 245,000 miles and said it was still working 💪🏻

[@Dbxrc]

Good fix because you’re right that is a pain ass job to do. Oh, and those rocks drive the trailer to my house in Morganton offload couple of big ass rocks for you. lol

[@mustangthings]

This stuff does work, but I recommend mixing it up in water/coolant before pouring it in if you can’t pour it directly into the radiator. I have had issues in the past with it globbing up and settling at the bottom of the overflow bottle, though it probably wouldn’t do the same in a radiator since there’s always circulation in there. Good luck!

[@ezboyrc553]

I've been lucky. It has worked every since, but my truck does have really good circulation. No issues with the radiator it was just a heater core leaking. So luckily, it circulates through the bottle pretty good. But I thought the same thing when I was doing it. Lol

[@aaronloritts3937]

I'm going to try this tomorrow, I have the same symptoms you were having - foggy windows, and the smell of anti-freeze.

[@ezboyrc553]

It works.

[@aaronloritts3937]

That can save me a small fortune

[@meyer2911]

Did it work? @@aaronloritts3937

[@kevinbreaker2683]

That answers my prayers.✨️✨️👍 That's a scary expensive repair.,if😮

[@ezboyrc553]

Yes it is. I'm still surprised that it worked.

[@kevinbreaker2683]

Never heard of it looks good though

[@kevinbreaker2683]

Fantastic looking rocks👍👍👍🫡

[@SouthernSavage-ne1zh]

Damn now u aint gotta worry about freezing when driving back and forth to work this winter .

[@ezboyrc553]

That's right. I can't believe this stuff worked.

[@loragamez3968]

Gonna give it a try

[@ezboyrc553]

It has been a couple of months I believe. and I drive the truck every single day with the heat on and have not had an issue yet and have not had to add any antifreeze since then either.

[@jamesrcgarage6733]

Sweet, my Jeep with the 5.7 hemi need some of that! To oriellys i go.

[@ezboyrc553]

They even have it at walmart. I used to use bar's leak, but it actually don't work very well. Most times. this stuff works

[@jamesrcgarage6733]

@@ezboyrc553 Yeah i hear ya, been toying and workin in auto shops most my life and i hvent seen much stuff work for radiators and stuff. Thanks for the info brother. Cheers

[@HardWhereHero]

I have a small weep coming from the front of my vehicle. I assume my rad has a small hole in it or something. The new rad is only $45 bucks but the kicker is that it takes 10 hours to pull the front of the vehicle apart and replace it. That is a lot of work, I am seriously thinking about trying this stuff out first.

[@ezboyrc553]

I would try it first. Most other stop leaks will plug up the engine. This kind does not. My truck still runs fine.

[@kevinbreaker2683]

That bar's leak is but next to worthless, I never could get that stupid c*** to work.

[@WayToManyAssassins]

Is it still holding up? No clogged passages?

[@ezboyrc553]

No issues. still going strong. It works great. It's been in quite a while now.

[@MR.B.1620]

Hey, who said you can't have Christmas in July??

[@carlball8590]

Is it still stopping the leak

[@ezboyrc553]

It is. My windshield started fogging up the other day a little bit. So I added the other half a bottle that I still had. And then that stopped and it's working great still. One hundred percent better than anything else i've ever tried.