Bruce
Enthusiast
Has anybody ever tried Seal Lube to stop engine leaks on their Viper? I've used it on my Stealth and it seems to work well. However, I'm a little hesitant about dropping 8 oz. in my crankcase on the V10. Comments?
Seal Lube for engine oil leaks
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Bruce
Enthusiast
here's the internet address for seal lube
http://newtintl.homestead.com/seallube.html
http://newtintl.homestead.com/seallube.html
Ron
Enthusiast
<FONT face="Comic Sans MS">I'd never put anything but oil in my engine. If there is a leak, I'd fix it or live with it.
No additive of this type is without a downside.</FONT f>
No additive of this type is without a downside.</FONT f>
Heh, I am calling PETA on you, cuz how many seals were deprived of their lube so you could protect your engine?
Sleep with one eye open, cuz I gave GreenPeace your number also.
Sleep with one eye open, cuz I gave GreenPeace your number also.
Wasn't there a TSB about this time last year...saying to skip the additives.
Bruce
Enthusiast
Took my 94 to the dealer. They tightened the oil pan, valve covers, and other items. Cost me about $100. Hopefully this will fix the oil leaks.
I'm still hesitant about using the seal lube on the Viper.
I'm still hesitant about using the seal lube on the Viper.
Mike Adams
Enthusiast
Pre 98 cars are bad for oil leaks at the timing cover. They leak on the driverside top. There where casting inperfections that need to be ground and a new gasket installed then the leaks stope
