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Old 03-13-2012, 07:35 PM   #19
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Default Re: Why is oil leaking out of a cylinder head stud/nut?

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Originally Posted by Pat Martone View Post
Thanks again for all the advice.
What is a couple of cans of Bars Leaks?
What does that stuff do?
Where do I get it, and is it added to engine oil, gas tank, or cooling system.
Will this cure the symptoms or the problem?
Bars Leaks is a coolant stop-leak the you add to the cooling system. It will plug small coolant leaks though out the entire engine/cooling system. Bars Leaks is just a product name that I have used in the past with good sucess. Alumi-Seal is another good one. These stop-leak products are available at any auto parts stores (i.e. AutoZone, O'Rilleys, Advance Auto, NAPA, etc.). Just follow the directions on the can. Give it a shot, it just might work and save you some $$$$$ too.

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