Steel Seal Head Gasket Repair Liquid Tested. Did It Work On My Car? Honest Review. 

Well my Micra is still going.

I'm going to do a follow-up video to this when I get a chance. But I think there are lots of people that it works a treat for. 👍

Good bit of advice there. 👍

How would you use it on just one cylinder, please explain ?

@@MrxOnurb you would run the engine with one of the spark plugs not inserted and the the fuel line disconnected for that cylinde

How’s it holding up?

Still got the car. Still running. 😲

Exactly what I was about to write, smart guy, great minds think alike👌🏼. Since he said it I'll just come t off him, give it a 2nd treatment, you never know we're the crack was, how bad it was, if it was just the gasket, or a cracked head or block, your not sure how bad a fix it had to do inside there 🤷🏻‍♂️. So it looks like you had a lot going on in there because I've seen this stuff permanently fix off the first treatment. The fact that it clearly made a big difference BUT YOU STILL HAD SOME BUBBLING TELLS YOU ITS A BIG FIX IN THERE, PROBLY MAYBE EVEN A WARPED HEAD. 2ND TREATMENT MY GUY 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

It says on the bottle use antifreeze

@@karlmeadows4986 call the phone number. Mr Robert will tell you how to use it. You can only use antifreeze without silicates in it such as antifreeze for foreign cars..!! Mr. Robert is a chemist and works for the company and will tell you everything you need to know. He will tell you don't go by the directions on the bottle go by the instructions that come with the treatment.

@@karlmeadows4986 but only using the antifreeze after you flush the system after the treatment.

It does say on the bottle use antifreeze

Bit confusing having two lots of instructions.

Thank you. Tryed to be as honest as possible.

The truth is out! 😂

Yes I believe you can

I believe so.

Yes I'm going to be doing a followup video very soon.

I did run it with the cap on. I only removed it to see if any bubbles were forming

I love you too 😂

I'm going to do a follow up very soon. 👍

Well still have the car. And it's still going! So at some point I think a follow up video is necessary? 👍👍

To be honest with you mate that bottle of steel seal looked like it was diluted with water, didn't look like genuine steel seal to me, not quite the right colour it should be much more yellowish, did you purchase it online ?? Cos I got mine from halfords and its the best £42 quid I've ever spent there

@@FRANK-ri1rs yeah it came from Amazon, wasn't cheap.

@2009Proj3ct good luck buddy hope it works for you too

@@FRANK-ri1rs I totally agree, the color is way too light and not the right yellow/green to be uncut genuine steel seal.

Yes, and there was a lot of heavy vapor from the exhaust and a bit of smeg under the filler cap. Also loads of bubbles from the radiator and coolant system pressurizing more than normal.

@@realtimereviews8715 has coolant stopped disappearing eventually?

​@@SinsBirdstill uses a bit.

It works if you change the oil first, put in the Steel Seal, run it for 30 minutes, cool it down for 24 hours, change the oil and filter again and flush the radiator. That's what I get out of all the comments so far on half a dozen videos about Steel Seal.

@@jahill7965 Why change the oil first?

@@dhalsim-1 because the oil may be contaminated with water from the gasket leak or other additives. Also, the water may be contaminated or even worse it may contain coolant/antifreeze. SS will not work properly with coolant.The repair will break. The system must only contain pure water. Once the repair is complete, and the car has been sitting for 24 hours, a second flush is needed to rid the system of any surplus SS which may be circulating in the system if left. It is very abrasive if it's allowed to circulate and over time could cause erosion to things like the water pump. Coolant can be added to the water once all checks have come back clear. The info came from the manufacturer of Steel Seal. I emailed them and asked a lot of questions because I did not want to risk stuffing up my Audi altogether.

@@jahill7965 Yes but it makes more sense to change the oil afterwards once the repair is complete.

You are risking it not working as you aren't following the manufacturer's SS fine print. Up to you though but as long as you're aware that you are also risking your motor being damaged. This is what they advised, so I am going the extra mile because I am not prepared to risk going against manufacturer's advice and stuffing up my car. 😊