The spray in tire sealant will seal most small leaks. It will also throw off the tire balance. Do yourself a favor and take the tire to a reputable shop and have it fixed. The cost of having it fixed is normally less than the cost of a can of sealant.
There are several types of oil leak sealant for a 1992 Honda Accord. A few of the sealants that can be used are Bar Leak's seal repair, Lucas Oil, and Blue Devil oil leak sealant.
It cannot 'just' leak, there has to be a cause. You need to find where the leak is from.A temporary repair can sometimes be made using a sealant or adhesive and then the tank replaced.
pressurize the system. that'll make the leak leak faster and you should be able to find it easier.
buy a really good sealant and then clean gutters very well dont cheap out on that sealant get what you pay for find leak clean with acetone or mineral spirits then sela away
It would be best to find the leak and fix it. If the leak is in one of the coils, they may still be under warranty. Do Not add sealant or any other substance other than refrigerant or oil to your system. Ever...
Silicone sealant.
No, they hav`nt invented that yet
replace the glass or get window sealant
The best way to fix this problem is by going into the attic and seeing where the leak is. When you find the leak mark it with something bright that you can shove into the cracks. Now when you get on the roof you will use Tri Polymer Sealant where you see the marker. Do not worry about this showing up, it dries clear. Wait until it dries and then test to make sure the leak is fixed. You do this with a garden hose and sprinkle the water on the sealant.
You could find it at the dealer, make sure you use sealant so as oil doesn't leak. while at the dealer find out what the torque spec is.
can i buy a sealant to repair my rackn pinoin its leaking some not that bad only when they lift the car,so what kind of stop leak sealant can i use to fix my rackn pinion.
Wet passenger flood is caused by either a leak in the air conditioning drain line or a leak in the windshield sealant or a coolant leak coming from the heater core.