blown head gasket, NO PROBLEM.....but, is this for real??
08-11-2003, 06:59 PM
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blown head gasket, NO PROBLEM.....but, is this for real??
08-11-2003, 10:40 PM
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Won't work, we have aluminum heads 
Thats a load of BS. You can't seal any kind of high pressure leak like that. A small radiator pin hole is hard enough to seal, let alone a head gasket with 10:1 compression
-Shannon
Thats a load of BS. You can't seal any kind of high pressure leak like that. A small radiator pin hole is hard enough to seal, let alone a head gasket with 10:1 compression
-Shannon
08-11-2003, 10:50 PM
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Remember Liquid Bars Leak. You poured it in the radiator and it had pellats at the bottom of the bottle. It said it could fix a leaky head gasket. So I tried it om a 79 T/A I owned back in the day. I had a leaky head gasket and I put the Bars leak in and it fixed it for 3 months and then it started to leak again. I put it in again and it fixed it long enough to sell the car. I have seen others as well Like Moroso's Ceramic seal. I had a buddy with a built 327 runnin 14 to 1 compression but he got cheap on the gaskets and when he ran it, he blew a head gasket. He put the Mororso stuff in and it fixed it. But Like others say. Aluminum heads are a different breed. If I had a leaky or Blown head gasket now, I would just tear it apart and fix it the right way. Your better off.
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