REAR MAIN SEAL LEAKING FIXED WITH ATP AT 205 RE SEAL

[@JCSIspired]

By far THE BEST spokesman EVER!!! "Holy shit it worked"!!!

[@RICKAFIX]

lol

[@-MrRichBiker1967]

lol

[@JURRVON]

The best lol 😂

[@billrook6165]

I've used ATP AT-205 Re-Seal on a couple different cars for rear main, valve cover, and power steering leaks. Has stopped all the leaks, so far. I believe in the product, and will add it again, if the leaks come back.

[@WoundedEgo]

The idea with this product is that the chemical that softens rubber escapes over time and the rubber shrinks and becomes dry and brittle. This chemical re-softens the seal. That's the theory. Obviously if a chunk of the seal is gone, this product won't help. Follow the "dosage" directions carefully.

[@bcortez2222]

Had a bad leak coming out the Bell and a mechanic told me it would be $650 to change the main seal. Being disabled and low in funds , I tried this product and this stopped the leak saved my driveway..... Thanks for the tip

[@RICKAFIX]

your welcome BCortez

[@thepinafamily]

How has it held up after a year??

[@alfenner3309]

@@thepinafamilyJust use the product ever 10k miles and it won’t leak. One might never have to do it again though. Just keep those seals rejuvenated is all.

[@2twogdogs]

Way to go Steve Rob. Your butt has helped a lot of people.

[@NotAnybodyElse]

I just put a bottle of this in my car. I had the rear main replaced, it was fine for a while, and then I started leaking oil again from somewhere back there. This video is encouraging.

[@snw56]

I used a bottle of this product in my '96 S10 4.3 liter truck. The rear main seal had a small leak when the truck set for several days without being driven. Drove it for two weeks and the oil drip completely cleared up. I've had several oil changes since applying this product to the crankcase and have not had to add anymore. It's the best seal rejuvenator on the market.

[@RICKAFIX]

good to hear stanely...thanks for the input I will be road testing it in a couple of days

[@michelleskiles8107]

RICKAFIX

[@kneebarx]

Is it still working ? Any more leaking

[@davidrobinson7887]

I used this product and it worked great and stopped the leak. Unfortunately some months later it is weeping again. I will try another bottle and see if it works.

[@martinlang9615]

Thanks for your feedback, stuffed if I want to get ripped off getting my rear main seal changed on my Mercedes which is 14 years old but only done 80,000. I first noticed the very small leak at 60,000 klms. Come on Mercedes, where is the "BEST OR NOTHING". I feel NOTHING would be a much better solution.

[@voortman46]

It’s a good thing he kept Steve’s name out of this...

[@-MrRichBiker1967]

lmao.....on the floor in laughter!

[@tylerbowen290]

Steve is definitely happy for that

[@ozzstars_cars]

ATP has worked for me well in the past several times. Once in a VW Passat rear differential it did not and I had to pull the prop shaft to replace the seal. I didn't know that Steve Rob had such a huge inventory of endoscopes in his colon....lol Take it easy - Ozz

[@RICKAFIX]

Well I am a little surprise Steve did not include those in his tool video's...thanks Ozz

[@vitoplower1119]

How many rear main seals already saved with Steve's "rear end" experience up to date? Too sad he went thru 10 inspection cameras to gain this fix. Brave man, God bless you.

[@zackhinkle3049]

Dude you’re hilarious 😂😂 “so we’re not ganna use Steve’s robs name in this video anymore” 😂😂

[@christophersharp1884]

That's awesome!

[@mdj300]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@mdj300]

😂🤣🤣🤣

[@-MrRichBiker1967]

im on the floor rolling!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@TheHologr4m]

Thumbs up for Steve Rob!

[@JohnSmith-vt5ry]

What’s your thoughts on using this as preventative maintenance? Maybe add it to oil change or transmission once a year?

[@Bigjamez2011]

I tried blue devil and didn’t work it slowed it down but still leaking

[@dazmac159]

Cheerz great vid. I put AT205 in my 1996 Taurus, had an oil leak up there in th bowles of doom, grabbed my surfboard drove to beach which is a 20 minute drive. Get there no smoke from engine, been 4 days now still 'no more leak'. Outstanding!

[@abelportocolchado7094]

Do u put that oil I. That transition or on that crankshaft????

[@abelportocolchado7094]

Transmision

[@scottr1892]

Good video, you did not hide anything nor coreograph the video. Honest and true! Sometimes it takes a lot of thinking to figure out certain oil leaks even if the car is super clean. I am awaiting my bottle of ATP AT-250 for my rear main seal leak, but my leak is small and just so annoying. Thanks for your endorsement.

[@macknumber9]

Did it work for you?

[@winstonpinedagerman2556]

Hello , I have a lyqueo problem in rear main seal , I can use this product in a mini cooper s convertible 2011, thank you I look forward to your answer and advice

[@winstonpinedagerman2556]

I use a bottle , from there , how long does the oil liquid not reappear , every time I put another bottle , please answer me .

[@T-Man_865]

Will a stop leak product work and a leaking rear main seal? Or do i have to get the seal replaced? If so id rather do that instead of spending around a grand to have the transmission dropped and rear main seal replaced

[@glenglene8473]

My Lexus ES had oil leak at rear main seal. I used Bluedevil (similar to AT 205) rear main sealer and oil stopped. Wondering how long it lasts? Should I use it every oil change?

[@TePasasALV]

How's it going with the leak?

[@jirocastillo6895]

If the problem is in the rearmain seal between the tranny and engine, where would i put the at 205? In the engine oil or into the transmission fluid? Many thanks. Appreciate your video

[@DEEPerthantheCUT]

Looking to buy this. How long did it last before leaking again? Do you put a new bottle every time you change your oil?

[@Johnson8734-d5q]

Following Steve Rob’s advice the rear main seal is working fine

[@Zio191]

How's the truck running now it didn't ruin the engine or anything in the future did it?

[@jammy46235]

Stopped my transmission from leaking and my rear seal on the motor this stuff is amazing

[@stonemills1546]

Curious, if the stuff held up till today (5 years later)

[@santiagoarango5164]

Is it ok to use as a preventing measure? No leaks for now and would like to stay that way. Car is almost 7 years old.

[@deepakagrawal465]

I have been using it as a preventive maintenance. No ill effects as yet.

[@jojoshuntingshowandmore2732]

What do you use to clean all the grime and stuff up?

[@RICKAFIX]

purple power degreaser or brake cleaner

[@jojoshuntingshowandmore2732]

Thank you.

[@austindavis1984]

Brake clean

[@KenHMladin]

It will only work if the seal is not damaged or cracked, Its a polymer that can recondition the seal. It may take 4-5 days to seal up the leak if your lucky. Its worth a try before you pull a transmission to get to the rear main seal ! Its a temp fix once the spring in the seal wears out it will leak again.

[@tman1129]

These leaks are often crank position sensors blown o rings, the oil leaks back with the wind around the plastic debris shield by the starter.... my main seal area was damp with oil, but it was coming from the crank position sensor above the starter. Now it's coming from the cam sensor side... wonder how long this stuff lasts...

[@truthserum8357]

I used blue devil rear main valve seal on my 2003 Saturn ion it’s still leaking after a month or so. Should I get a oil change and put in this stuff? The autoshop I went to said it’d be $1k to get the leak fixed should I go look somewhere else to get it fixed for cheaper or risk it with this stuff

[@TonyYesi]

Loving this review 😂. This stuff helped stopped an oil leak in my 03 Excursion, it worked for me.

[@dustincmills]

Hey Rick, was your oil pressure gauge reading lower than usual before you fixed? Thanks

[@RICKAFIX]

nope...the oil pressure was the same before and after...

[@wyattsexton7083]

What did you use to clean off all that poop off the camera lens?

[@ddemier]

I have a 2004 Saturn Ion 2.2 automatic with 207,000 and was leaking oil under the starter when I removed the starter it was soaked in oil. I would asume my rear main seal is leaking so I am thinking about trying this atp 205 re seal. How has your rear main seal been holding up after using this stuff? do you recommend?

[@publicname515]

What happens if you don’t fix the leak in the rear main seal? Any performance issues?

[@BBAILEY466]

Thank you for your comedic video presentation, lots of fun to watch, I will be ordering this in the morning.

[@voguetyreturner]

Hey Rick I know this video is 4 years old but how's the leak holding up?

[@chrispohl7185]

Did you remove any oil to make up what the at 205 will be putting back in for cabicty?

[@AJ-we9kd]

Your kidding right?

[@viscioushattermaid4410]

My power steering uses atf can I still add this to power steering reservoir? Also do I have to suck some out with turkey baster before adding?

[@Devo1987]

Yes you can

[@gsxr1000jt]

Anyone have any updated on vehicles with a good amount of leakage being stopped? And if you got the leak to stop how long have you been leak free lol? And do you just dump this right into oil fill? I hate to mix anything with my oil. Thx

[@kneebarx]

John Tarantino for some odd reason I cannot find any responses

[@davidrobinson7887]

Mine started leaking again a few months later. It was stopped for a while and it does only weep now. No oil on the ground just wet at back of oil pan.

[@kneebarx]

I guess that's why there are no long term responses its only a tmporary fix. What if do with every oil.change would it continue working

[@jewllake]

HI Rick - how long are you supposed to leave the ATP AT-205 in the crankcase for? A couple thousand miles?

[@davesstuff1599]

Got any tricks to stop a slow high pressure oil leak in a super duty v10 head gasket?

[@michaelsonsarmiento5943]

Did you drop the AT-205 into the engine where you put the oil in?

[@KenHMladin]

yes

[@chrisdelgado3530]

Absolutely amazing. WOW. Worked after week of driving from leaking undercarriage to dry. Thank you atp at-205 re-seal

[@RICKAFIX]

NIce

[@kel3379]

Just saw this comment and was interested in using this product for my Mini Cooper. Is it still working for you a few months later?

[@kneebarx]

Is it still working ? Any more leaking?

[@sudhirpatel1975]

Oil pan hose distributor o ring

[@roadstar499]

as long as seals are not broken or cracked this product works very well...you need to run car a few hours to give this product time to work...

[@fhahggunot300]

Is it better use with burn oil or new engine oil?

[@chalyfalcon24]

This all bull pop , I tried this additive on my 5.3 L Silverado cus had the same leak problems, I kinda trusted this guy, and decided to give it a try, did check about the product and reviews, some positive some negative, bought it anyway on Amazon, once I got it, pour it in the engine right way, give it couple of weeks and for my surprise the leaks didn't stop at all, on the contrary it made it wors, now after several months I have leaks coming from every where, sensors, valve covers,oil pan, oil cooler plug, and mainly from rear main seal. I did some research about adding additives to your car and boy I should of started with that. 90 percent of the people said do not ever add this kind of crap additives to your vehicle's engine, fuel tank etc, etc, they do more harm than remedy. I learned my lesson by going the easy way, now I have to spend hundreds of dollars more due to my personal bad decicion. So you all stay way from this crappy stuff.

[@dabruiser7938]

How is your trucks health now

[@Sroor90010]

You have bad luck only that's it 😭😭😭

[@TheIce5400]

I have a 11 dodge nitro 4 liter. slow ass oil leak but almos busted the engine , i think i need this for my oil leak , is it really the best one you think?

[@TheeAmateur]

thanks for sharing. i have a rear main seal leak too but fear the leak may be too big for this product to work. drips once every 3-5 sec. did ur car have a large leak?

[@RICKAFIX]

+TheeAmateur about a quarter size drip every morning

[@smokeymagpot5569]

"And that f*n fly!!" Hahahaha u crack me up bro I love this vid!!

[@rcwarfield3429]

I've tried, blue devil sealant. Didn't work,not that I could tell. So far, I have replaced my 4th starter to date. Thanks for video.

[@vonshango6311]

after being told by 2-3 shops the steering rack was blown, dealer quoting a $2500 job, driving 11K miles and for the last year just adding 3 oz of STP 'stop leak' steering fluid (high mileage) every 7-10 days whenever steering started whirring (in warmer seasons, winter much less often), i finally googled '06 honda accord poor man's steering rack leak fix' and landed on a guy in a honda forum saying ATP AT-200 did the trick. i did a new search on that, saw 5 youtube mechanics saying same and demonstrating it and was game to try my luck. so, i got a $13 bottle poured 3-4oz of ATP AT-205 and cant recall if i let it sit overnight or drove off for some short nearby driving (my usual), but after 5 days i put fresh cardboard under car to monitor it and the leak slowed-up from 3 drips to 2 and 1 then stopped in 10 days, added another 3-4oz for good measure at first hint of a whir. dont know how long it'll hold, but the dripping stopped. what next? do i now switch back to regular steering fluid? presumably the good grade stuff (not the cheap leak fixer stuff). also, i can see oil buildup has sprayed somehow from the bottom of the SF reservoir onto everything below so now i need to know whether i should get a bottle of degreaser with spray nozzle (safer/gentler on rubber) that i can try to spray what i can reach or ask a shop to do it. i feel like i asked a mechanic once and they said they dont do that. does that sound right?

[@jeffspirdione8135]

I gambled the 12 bucks, and much to my surprise, this stuff WORKED! Couldn't believe it!

[@sbond1963]

Did the leak come back after you changed the oil or subsequent oil changes? Did you need to use it again or was is it one and done

[@nancyhoralia]

Steve ran that Endoscope right up that Turd Tunnel and sealed that leak. LOL! Thumbs up

[@jerrybolt7310]

Will this product damage a 2010 NorthStar engine?

[@oneofmany1087]

but will it work on old cars with rope seal?

[@javiernajera8420]

ADP ahh you guys ahhh gotta give this guy ahh Ah thank you ahh for his review ahh

[@ryanbourgeois409]

Your skill level is top shelf and you sound just like me when I'm wrenchin. We're pretty much cousins now ;) Good job

[@Bigjamez2011]

Has the oil leak returned ? Or still is it lasting ?

[@thabossm-dubtx9407]

Will this work for my steering gear box? Where do I get this product?

[@nov3019892008]

Theres no such thing as a steering gear box

[@Vanhalen1]

Is it a seal or gasket? Heard this stuff won't help gaskets

[@imnotabotrlyimnot]

It rejuvenates rubber, will not work on other materials.

[@veggiepowered]

I'am Your Newest Subscriber Great Videos I Just Got A 1999 Chevy Astro Van That Leaks Oil From The Rear Main Seal. The Blue Devil Rear Main SEALER Didn't Work For Me

[@ralphruggerictrnavwarcol149]

Noticed that bump on your left arm. I had a few like that. Had them cut out. Just a ball of fatty tissue under the skin. Not that it's important, but just some FYI. Like the vid. Going to try this on my old Jeep YJ. Rear main is leaking.

[@red5rich]

Did the leak ever come back?

[@dallasgent]

I have a rear main seal leak as well . I was concern it a transmission seal and I cant access my Trans fluid on my Jeep Grand Cherokee . So thanks for your story I purchased some AT 205 today

[@itzayannafigueroa6274]

Did it work did you put it in the trans?

[@bigredracer7848]

Did Steve tell you if you washed it off or not if you're kind of handling it are you going to wash your hands before you eat

[@MarzNet256]

Nice review. I have a tiny leak on Transfer Case where output drive shaft exits. No drips, just a bit wet. Gonna try the AT-205. I changed the gear oil out about 10k miles ago. Do you think I should change oil gear oil again and then add in the reseal? I guess I should use a fraction of bottle as it's just over half a quart of gear oil. It's a 2006 Matrix 4WD. Thanks.

[@Thinkfit247]

hi rick i have question after seeing this stuff works do you think that you have to drain the transmission oil and put a fresh oil in there after a while ??

[@RICKAFIX]

Hey Ali...not sure ...but when I went on there website and asked a question they answered within a day..tell them Rickafix say hey lol...they nice guys over there for sure

[@RICKAFIX]

atpautomotive.com

[@barryscottfujiwara]

wow. will it work on the camshaft leak in my '11 subaru forester 2.0?

[@RICKAFIX]

+barryscottfujiwara camshaft leak? From where is it leaking

[@barryscottfujiwara]

RICKAFIX from the lower left of the front camshaft :(

[@angelkarbohal4273]

I have small leaks on my oil pan gasket a 2005 Tahoe 200k miles, I'm thinking on cleaning the outside of the pan and trying this first.

[@RICKAFIX]

if it is coming from the pan I would just torque the pan bolts..you could have a few loose...yeah so far so good with no leak I have driven to Florida and now I am in Arizona then leaving to go back to chicago

[@angelkarbohal4273]

RICKAFIX I'm in Arizona!

[@RICKAFIX]

lucky you..probably no rust you your truck...lol mine is turning into a rust bucket

[@metacombs]

How long did that stuff fix the leak for?

[@megatrends]

Automotive tech here, this stuff works by softening the seals so it makes a better seal. It works but the downside is it shortens the life of the seal and the other seals as well. I would only use this in a high mileage vehicle only when it's towards it's mechanical limits … maybe say 150,000 to 200,000 miles.

[@tricko2286]

John Q. Public would using less give some effect without hurting seals as much

[@erniemckracken1593]

It will temporarily fix a bleeding gunshot wound, but I'd still take it to hospital mechanic afterwards. Kinda like brake fluid in a slipping transmission . You better be selling within the week 🤣

[@Sroor90010]

So how is things now is it still working or it started leaking again?

[@wilkintrejo7653]

How it can be used? Like does it have yo used for every oil change or is just 1 time use?

[@dave9564]

my 08 Boxer leaked so I used 3 bottles of this AT205, after 4 months, had to have valve covers fixed. So, AT 205 failed in my situation. Attacking the rear main now, with Lucas Stop Leak.

[@mrcapadonna1]

How did he go with Lucas stop leak?

[@Sroor90010]

@@mrcapadonna1 lucas is thick goo, maple syrup, honey, it'll slow the leak by thickening engine oil

[@Ayixlia]

Try usign 3 bottles 2 to put in your crank case and use the 1 for your weather strips on your car.

[@Travis2L]

I spray all rubber and bushings outside with at205. never tried weather stripping how’d I miss this! it do anything?

[@AzzenGear]

LOL...hey Rickafix....my chevy is dripping oil at a rate of 1 qrt per 30 minutes....saturday I have to drive to Kent Ohio from Cincinnati, about a 500 mile trip round trip. D'ya think this seal will work out for that time until I can get the rear seal replaced?

[@RICKAFIX]

well it will not hurt anything to give it a try...sound like it is damaged or torn though

[@RICKAFIX]

i would rent a car for 30..00 a day or bring a shit load of oil with you

[@SAXONWARLORD1000AD]

Hilarious - "a quart every 30 mins" . Just fill up the truck bed with oil and have a hose feeding the motor

[@garymathews9534]

wonder if this would work on rear axle and pinion seals ?

[@fiddlerpin]

I would just replace it. It’s not hard to do!

[@yomamasmaggot]

My 2003 2500 hd had a crank seal that started leaking after the truck set for a year while I was deployed to Iraq. I changed the oil in the truck but replaced a quart with a quart of Lucas and it cause the seal to start sealing again. Sometimes the rubber needs some help

[@albertomendez9878]

I have a chevy tahoe and i got 1,000 miles till my next oil change should i apply the reseal now and then do my oil change or is it better to wait until the next service so i can use it for the complete 3 or 4 thousand miles?

[@yomamasmaggot]

@@albertomendez9878 just change the oil now and start fresh. The longer you can have the stuff in there the more of a timeframe it has to try and work

[@aeve4757]

I have never been disappointed by a product from Elk Grove Village, IL. thank you - I'm looking at a newer car for me & they all seem to have massive issues. My 07 Altima is a dream... That needs suspension. Thank you for the info... Also - how did she do after the drive to FL?

[@EXOVCDS]

Gonna have to look into this stuff... doe sit work on PTFE crank / cam seals as well, or just the old style rubber & spring seals? Gonna go google it now... it'll be great if it works on those as well!

[@MadHorse6]

What did you pour that into?

[@Badgertronix]

Do you buy a lot of things off the internet that claim to make things swell up?

[@RICKAFIX]

only one that I will admit to...lol

[@bcortez2222]

This shit worked for mine and my suburban was dripping like every 10 seconds while running. Now it doesn't. Worked for mine

[@martinlang9615]

They claim that it does NOT make the seal swell up which is due to the main ingredient(sorry can't remember chemical name) other products use, this one says it makes the stiff seals soft and pliable due to this other main ingredient which they tell you: check out their KZbin video it explains what I can't remember. Wish I could buy it in Australia at a reasonable price. I have asked SuperCheapAuto if they will look at stocking this product. I'm a trade member, so this would make it very easy for me. The prices some eBay mob charge is way too much.

[@turboman1976]

LMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@martinlang9615]

Badgertronix still waiting for my two bottles. I used a product once before and it DID last a while, if this works as everyone alleges I will save about $2000$ so to answer your question. ABSOLUTELY!!! Crazy not to! So are you saying you have never bought anything recommended to you even if it on the internet?

[@AtTheSourceStudios]

Do you do this right after an oil change or doesn't matter? Also is the company still there and how is it holding up? I'm near elk Grove that's why I'm wondering because it looks like I have a rear main seal and oil pan gasket leak and would like to pick this up asap but want to make sure you haven't had any issues since. Thanks in advance!

[@RICKAFIX]

so far so good...doesnt matter on the oil change...

[@heathermoore2654]

My starter has oil on it I don't know if it is my power steering fluid or my oil from my engine

[@Sroor90010]

I'll try this on my e39 how is it doing now ?

[@RICKAFIX]

good..I have driven cross country a couple of times in Florida now and still holding up

[@SteveRobReviews]

HAHA your a riot Rick and the 205 has worked for me , look forward to the long term update . HAHAHA . Nice vid buddy and you used the tickler like a pro............

[@RICKAFIX]

lol thanks Buddy could not of done it without you

[@Jon.Rushing]

So much for being anonymous haha

[@SteveRobReviews]

+Jon Rushing haha my buddy Rick looks after me pretty good......

[@oscar.gonzalez]

Saved massive cash! I just poured mine in my transmission. Great video!

[@OnlyUknow2]

How much did you pour?

[@wildman6247]

going to try this on my f250 its coming up on 240 thousand and i need to add about a quart oil before my next oil change

[@sturgill8511]

Wild Man did it work?

[@alfredrevis1876]

Did it work for you Wild Man?

[@alfredrevis1876]

@@sturgill8511 did you try it on your f250?

[@kenl2142]

Hey guys, I have driven this about 3K since I put this and from what I could tell it looks like it has slowed the leak. I am not %100 sure if it's the rear main seal or the oil pan. I believe it its rear main seal. It does look like it is leaking less. It is a very slow leak to began with so I wasn't overly concerned because t appeared it have been doing this for some time. I would give it a try.

[@mrcapadonna1]

No more leaks? After a year?

[@jesset2504]

If your real main seal is leaking will it smoke a lot?

[@jewllake]

is the tahoe still leak free?

[@DSC800]

After you drive around and it seals can you leave it in or do you need to change out your oil. Just wondering if it is bad for anything else in the engine over time.

[@RICKAFIX]

+DSC800 no I didn't..drove to Florida and Arizona same oil

[@victorvillarreal8980]

do u add this before a oil change or just add it?

[@RICKAFIX]

doesnt matter I think it was a few days after a oil change

[@netflooder263]

How long did it last?

[@richardrowland8425]

Sir we're gonna need an update on how long that seal leak has lasted... Actually just want to hear what else you have to say.

[@peteloomis8456]

Richard I tried this stuff on my 09 aluminum 5.3 & it didn't fix the problem even after adding another bottle of it after a few hundred miles . It probably works on seals but if it's a aluminum block like mine that these engines were known to have porosity problems in the aluminum casting of these blocks it wont fix that . GM screwed the buyers on these engines & not having the castings that are bad tossed & melted down again to make another block . GM basically figured if they have a comeback while under warranty they would fix it or if you paid extra for a extended warranty they would cover it but many were having issues with these engines as early as 13,000 miles & more leaking oil but once the warranty expired they screwed the customers . I read now that their are 3 class action state law suites against GM because of this very same thing I am talking about . To fix the problem it's a lot of work & costly because GM had a crappy foundry probably in mexico that's not ISO 9002 certified make these junk blocks that should have been tossed to the scrap for remelting . I worked at 4 different aluminum zinc & magnesium foundries years ago before I retired as a master caster & none of these foundries I worked at would allow anything as a casting go out the door that had porosity issues or cold flow sink holes etc & if they did it got tossed & counted as scrap . With ISO 9002 it's about quality on time with no defects & parts that are lot tagged each layer by the caster plus the time date & day of the year for each caster & each shift in the plant that way their is a trace of these parts to anyone who let's a bad casting go through . If they find out it's you that did this you will either get wrote up or fired because if those parts go out to the customer & they find bad parts they can reject the whole lot of them which means the casting company has to pay for them to be sent back & scrapped . If this happens enough times the customer can bail out on the contract with the casting shop which means a loss of money to the casting shop as well as a bad reputation . GM needs to step up their quality control & until they do I won't be buying a truck from them again !

[@richardrowland8425]

@@peteloomis8456 GodSpeed

[@JohnMiller-ld2fs]

Just went under my car and did some searching and in several spots my car has oil that looks like they are forming drops and it seems like a big mess does that sound like it is going to help me at all? BTW real funny

[@RICKAFIX]

thanks John

[@mrcapadonna1]

@@davenelson859 still no leaks after 3 years? No problems mixing with the oil in a 2009 tsi engine?

[@jimmiesanchez3296]

How is the product holding up after a year of adding the products?

[@RICKAFIX]

good I just drove from vegas to chicago through the mountains and I did get some drips but it stopped once i left the mountains

[@rhkips]

I'm pretty skeptical about leak sealers; they usually only do more damage long term than they fix in the short. I'll be giving this stuff a try, though! I've got an '02 Denali with a quart-a-week slobber. It'll be getting a complete overhaul sometime in the future, but until then, I don't think it could get much worse!

[@Badgertronix]

I googled Denali and it came up with the highest mountain peak in North America. Nice thing to own, the leak must be down to global warming. Maybe you should get a Prius

[@rhkips]

Badgertronix Nothing beats driving around in a mountain and looking down upon the peasants as they're running for cover! The truck has been in the family since the day it was bought. The cost of ownership has been really low throughout its life, and it's still in great condition, so I see no reason to let it go. It often makes fully-loaded journeys from Southern California to Vancouver in Canada and back; something a Prius would struggle to do!

[@Badgertronix]

12 yards long, 2 lanes wide, 65 tons of American pride! Denali! Denali! Top of the line in utility sports, Unexplained fires are a matter for the courts! Denali! Denali! She blinds everybody with her super high beams, She's a squirrel-squashin', deer-smackin' drivin' machine, Denali! Denali! Denali! Whoa, Denali! Whoooooaaaa!

[@RadioEnemy]

how did this work in your denali?

[@CurtisL8.3066]

@@Badgertronix you gotta lay off the drugs man

[@IllTruth]

how did it do after the trip? still sealed?

[@RICKAFIX]

+IllTruth so far so good in AZ now headed back to Chicago in a week or so