where to get bar's stop leak
where to get bar's stop leak
i remember reading from vince to use it in sleeved blocks, and only this brand, i havent seen this brand around here and was wondering if i can order it somewhere
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From: GLENDALE, AZ, USA
Re: where to get bar's stop leak (93ludevtec)
if we're on the same page, i think the companys name is actually bardahl.
but i would check with vince again, before using this stuff... bardahl leakstop is like frozen molasses.
but i would check with vince again, before using this stuff... bardahl leakstop is like frozen molasses.
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Re: where to get bar's stop leak (93ludevtec)
I actually copied and pasted that old post in my MS Word. haha.
Anyways, here you go:
From Vince:
There is something we changed in our policy and I will explain why. We have finally found something that will prevent the sleeves from rusting, so this is what you should do:
Every block should have "Bar's Leaks Radiator Stop Leak and Conditioner" added to the coolant. This product has shown to be a very big asset to our blocks. Not only does it keep the sleeves from rusting, but it also conditions the water pump and prevents water seepage from the sleeves to the oil chamber. We strongly suggest using this in your blocks, or anyone you kow that has a block or ours, or anyone that has a sleeved block from someone else. You can get this product from any auto store for about $3.00. Just add it to your coolant and follow the directions on the bottle. You only need to purchase the 5.5 oz. bottle for your Honda/Acura motor. Part number is either C16 for the 10 fl. oz. bottle or R6 for the 5.5 fl. oz. bottle. Check it out at http://www.barsleaks.com/ Remember, we only back Bar's Leaks as the product to use, do not use anything else!!!!! If you have any questions, please feel free to let me know. Thanks for your time.
Anyways, here you go:
From Vince:
There is something we changed in our policy and I will explain why. We have finally found something that will prevent the sleeves from rusting, so this is what you should do:
Every block should have "Bar's Leaks Radiator Stop Leak and Conditioner" added to the coolant. This product has shown to be a very big asset to our blocks. Not only does it keep the sleeves from rusting, but it also conditions the water pump and prevents water seepage from the sleeves to the oil chamber. We strongly suggest using this in your blocks, or anyone you kow that has a block or ours, or anyone that has a sleeved block from someone else. You can get this product from any auto store for about $3.00. Just add it to your coolant and follow the directions on the bottle. You only need to purchase the 5.5 oz. bottle for your Honda/Acura motor. Part number is either C16 for the 10 fl. oz. bottle or R6 for the 5.5 fl. oz. bottle. Check it out at http://www.barsleaks.com/ Remember, we only back Bar's Leaks as the product to use, do not use anything else!!!!! If you have any questions, please feel free to let me know. Thanks for your time.
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