Questions & Answers for: heat sealer Cars & Trucks

...sealer (use it sparingly, just enough to form a seal) put the housing back on, do not over tighten (they are usually small bolts, and will break off if over tightened) Add coolant to the motor (don't ...

...usually end up costing you more in the long term than the short term. these sealers react to heat and air. so you end up doing nothing more than plugging up you radiator, water passage ports, ...

...Thank you for your patience. p.s. car still runs but water is gone after a few blocks and of course heats up. Put the sealer in according to the instructions. When you have completed their ...

...heat. If it is a head leak, is there some type of sealer that can be added to stop leak? Email: [email protected] Try "Iron tight" head gasket sealer. ok make sure water pump is good, when ...

...the window out u need a wire hot knife, this is a wire that you put through the glass seal that is heated with electric power and then pull it around and it melts the sealer and releases the window, ...

chev s10 1998 over heating water in oil can i do a quick fix with gasket sealer an still drive truck until i can afford to replace gaskets Over the years I have seen quite a number of sealers ...

...sealer will fix this usually but you must have the heat on full for the solution can travel through the heater core...itmight still leak for awhile n then stop...if not, put some more radiator sealer ...

...sealer is designed to seal small voids in head gaskets using the heat of the cylinder head. The core plugs aren't hot enough to make the sealer work. You need a sealer like radiator sealer that works ...

V6 prado over heating problems nulon has not worked after following instruction still overheating with air bubbles in the radiator Have tried kw HD gasket sealer and that did work for a few weeks till

...sealer through my radiator now it overheats. I have flushed it changed the thermostat. I have heat. Suggestions? limited info generic answer a blown head gasket is very very rarely fixed using a pour ...