seen this today and i was wondering if anyone had any input on it? I have a seal leaking in the front of my truck its just a minor drip...(for now) anyone ever use this stuff?? or anything like it?

http://www.rislone.ca/34250.htm

 

W0W haven't seen that in ages... I used that about 20 some years ago in a Olds Cutlass, worked great, drove it another year, then sold it.

 

I have found that when a seal starts leaking it's just best to replace it, those products tend to gum up the internals no matter what they say. I don't mind a small leak as long as the mess in the driveway ain't too bad. These new engines leak so little everything under mine is rusty and I live in the south.

 

did it stop leaks well?? i was watching TRUCKS today and they had it on there advertising it showing a rear leak on a cummins there building. i kinda missed most of it i just caught the name and did some reading up on it. iam just wondering how it works?

 

anyone? someone must have experience. if not anyone have some info on changing the front main crank seal on a common rail??

 

Snake oil.............The Cummins front and rear crank seals are intended to be installed and run dry.Any oil on them and they cease to function.

 

so take some oil out and add some snake oil?? i do believe i have some in the shop.