AlumAseal ASLC16 Radiator Stop Leak and Conditioner Liquid - 16 Fl oz.

$ 4.85

Score By Feature

Based on 28 ratings

Delivery

7.98

Satisfaction

8.15

Packaging

8.04

Value for money

8.43

OveReview Final Score

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Product Description

Easy, quick, and safe way to stop leaks

All antifreezes and coolants are compatible with this product

The cooling system parts made of metal, plastic, and rubber can be safely and effectively cleaned

Oils the pump to ensure proper performance

A product you can count on

Questions & Answers

There is a leak in my o ring when it is cold and stops leaking when it is Do you think this will ?

may help prevent leaks from small punctures or cracks, but its primary purpose is to stop leaks If you're looking for products to work specifically on seals, rubber O-rings would be an excellent choice There are a number of leak-proof rings and gaskets out there. I hope this is helpful!

Can I use anitfreeze to seal the hole or what else can I use to seal it? For example, I have a hole in my pump under here. I purge the anitfreeze and it leaks out a little. Can i use this to seal the hole?

I don't think this will work if there is a hole bigger than a pinhole in the pump.

Selected User Reviews For AlumAseal ASLC16 Radiator Stop Leak and Conditioner Liquid - 16 Fl oz.

The system doesn't seem to be working right

3/5

The system doesn't seem to be working right. The company does not follow through on its Despite my best efforts, my radiator still leaks.

Dilan Zamora

| May 15, 2021

Does the job

5/5

I was able to fix my radiator leak with this. It was impossible to access the radiator of my Oldsmobile. As a result, I poured it directly into the coolant reservoir and drove for a while. It has been three months and the leak has Product of high quality.

Malakai Floyd

| Aug 19, 2020

Contains an anti-leak seal that stops leaky head studs

5/5

It works every time when I use it to prevent head studs from leaking on the engines I build.

Clark Hull

| Oct 23, 2020

The vehicle's radiator was ruined, and it damaged the engine as well

3/5

In my experience, it ruined my radiator and wrecked my engine. You should only use this if you are in dire need to get your car along.

Madilynn O’DONNELL

| Feb 09, 2021

It worked without a hitch

5/5

On my 2000 XJ, it sealed my heater core in 12 hours, which saved me the headache of pulling it out. In addition to performing a flush before refilling with coolant and Alumaseal, I did a flush with the aforementioned solution. We were almost immediately able to stop the leak, and we have experienced no problems for the last two weeks.

Daniel Riley

| Apr 26, 2021

The leak has been stopped to some extent

3/5

I, too, have used this stuff to stop radiator leaks. I wasn't able to fully stop it, but I am down to a few drops now. The more I drive it, the better it will be.

Sunny Singh

| Oct 07, 2020

Use at your own risk! The fact that it works is no doubt in my mind, even though I have not used it

3/5

I had a machnic friend tell me that this kind of product would work, but the seals would fail prematurely since heated water would bring forth these types of problems. My mechanic told me your timing belt & idler shaft needs to be replaced The water pump is about due for replacement, go ahead and change A non-recommendation indicates he doesn't think it will work.