Stop a Coolant Leak Permanently with Bar's Stop Leak!? 

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you slowed the leak. Would have liked to see this run until the leak sealed or the water ran out

Bro having the same problem just be careful you dont blow the head gasket

Good tip I appreciate that thanks.

😂 good one 😅

I saw this pepper thing on tv. Guy stuck in mountains with a leaky radiator. He had pepper and used it to get where he needed to get.

​@miguelsantillan7697 yea I actually think he's serious. I've heard of the pepper thing from a few different sources.

So black pepper or diced pepper

​@@user-zf7yt8bw2dDice up 2 green peppers

it wii bloc everything.aakaakakakaka

Yeah I'd never use it on a quality car but I think for a lot of us our old cars aren't even worth repairing something like the head gasket

These products should have passed ASTM 6107 which is a test to ensure they work and cause no damage. In addition some, like the Bars tablets, are OEM (tablets have been used for 30 years).

Are you just talking about the product that he’s using in the video or in general? Over 100,000 miles ago I used a walnut shell pellet inside of my engine on my Chevy Tahoe and it has not leaked at all sense.I’m sure it depends on the situation and damage but it’s works great for mine.

Ya dont think the gunk it left in your engine and around the thermostat contributed to that?

So they are selling me a car with a radiator leak I think this will help..... My questions is car is stopped do I just pour this inside do I add water? Then start car?

back passenger corner? I had 2 SL1s that both leaked coolant exterior of the head gasket on back passenger corner and 1 had a external oil leak from the head gasket in between cyl 3 and 4 but compression was fine, so never touched it. I was surprised to see the oil leak coming from the head gasket, no idea what caused it, obviously the oil is not pressurized when bleeding back into the crank case. Saturns were beasts, Slow as all hell but if I remember right GM literally stopped making the proprietary engines because it was better than the 2.2/2.4..... Of course they don't replace the 2.2/2.4s with the 1.9 SOHC/DOHC, they stop making the 1.9s. Couldn't have used the timing system GM? No what did those motors run for 15 years? Never got the timing chain issue fixed 😁

On a blown head gasket you have to use pure 100% sodium water glass not any of the store products. Don't use Blue devil either. It's only 30% sodium water glass and blue food coloring.

How’s it working so far?

It's working so well, I almost forgot I had an issue until you just asked, so thanks again!@@ihackapple2525

Did it work ?

@@K1500bActually I was premature, because it wasn't needed; I had a friend who worked with his Brother's Auto shop for years check it out after I used the product, I'd just overpoured fluid so it overflowed as it should, it wasn't leaking!

I'm happy it has worked for you and thanks for sharing your experience with the NIA community.

How many Miles did u have

Exactly

Where do you pour it ? The reservoir? Or directly on the radiator cap?

I asume you mean one of those anemic wee skinny space saver wheels. My spare wheel is a full sized number with a brand new premium tyre on it. It could be uses for years if needed.

This is all I can use for a permanent fix I can't get a new radiator because my bike is to old Do you think this would help me or will it mess something up ?

Bro if your room mate drove it to work and it ran dry, wasnt his fault, you should of did some maintenance on the car. You think a few miles did this. That iss like me borrowing a car, driving to work and the engine blows because there is no oil in car. Not my fault.

Yes me too. Kseal is the best I think don’t clog anything up

Don't do it will seeze your engine

Where did you pour it in man ? The reservoir for the coolent ?

Did it work ?

n no try the gold one..

Ground or whole ?

I used power steering stop leak and it worked for me

I have the same problem did you try it ?

@@Bore101 yes and it works temporarily

@@dylanrichards4565did you just pour it in the coolant top cap? Thinking of getting this for my radiator, has a small leak at the bottom right corner.

@@rafakelrodriguez4835 yes my coolant was low from the crack I poured it into the top and it fixed the leak good enough to round off my plow season for my plow truck

Thank you I am very grateful.

No. Modern car HVAC systems are a whole other ballgame. Besides, the orifices in the condenser, are super small. Any blockage there, will destroy the compressor. You’ll probably need a whole new system after the compressor bites the dust.

It says radiator but I poured mine in the reservoir n worked perfectly

@@tjmccay166 Thanks for this, that's where I need to pour mime!

@@dk60ish no problem hope everything goes well

it gets you by for a long time if you were lucky

Same question^

My metal piece is leaking at the top towards the middle

​@@yellacain5814did you ever see if it fixed that? I'm having that issue right now

@@jeffreym366 it works temporarily if done right but I ended up replacing the whole radiator after 2-3 month😭 coolant will still leak out and if you use water with that it’ll rust your radiator almost instantly

But replacing a radiator is already so costly

Good or bad I want people to know what other's as yourself have experienced.

I was coming back from a trip 3 states over somehow rad sprung a small leak enough that I didn't notice it and started running hot I was in a rinky dink town on a Sunday just happened to be a block away from Walmart got a bottle of this saved me and my family expensive tow and got us back I owe this stuff a ton!

@@concealit4800 how did you use it? Did you just pour it in with the radiator still attached to the engine?

@@sincerelyrob4240 yes lol

Where do you put it? And how much?

@@shellybelle6781 Pour about 1 deciliter of ground cinnamon straight into the radiator.

I heard ground pepper ?

@@totljag1 never tried, but it might work

You fore real or you are joking

It WONT in most cars if you follow the instructions...you must run the heat on full blast and drive the car for at least 30 min not just idle...

@@RicardoLopez-ty4kn lol yea .sure...lets go with that lol

@@RicardoLopez-ty4kn the instructions are on the bottle..just follow them..

@@kenrivers9757 yeah bro I'm asking if it works to buy it but yeah forget about it.

If you used it in old rusty coolant probably thats why

Yeah I think there are times where you are absolutely correct. Also I believe in a specific situation like the vehicle not being worth repairs on the block or similar price situation it may be ok to use.