Thanks for the comment! Glad we could help!!!

@@nodayatthebeach This video is for Part Number 1111, Bar's Leaks Head Gasket Fix.

@@BarsleaksUSA Thank you Sir!

Thanks for thinking of us Cyndi! Our customer support team is available if you have any questions about the product. Our team is available M-F 8am-5pm EST, and can be reached at 800-345-6572.

Did it work ?

@@BarsleaksUSA in. A. 2010 Prius, had to put. In the overflow. That ok?

@@TheCostOfLiving- as long as the overflow is pressurized. For that vehicle you will also want to put it into maintenence mode. Check your dosage information as well as flush the system with a chemical cooling system flush if this has not been done in the last 3-4 years.

What do you mean by as long as it’s pressurized ? I’m confused I’m trying to add it to my car

We love to hear it MJ!

Week later I stopped the car and immediately started it again and upon restarting it, it sounded like like a beer bottle broke in my engine. It starts but now the steering wheel barely works. Yikes!

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Thanks for the comment and if you need anything else do not hesitate to call our technical service line or use the contact us page on our website.

Did it hold up?

Did it work Joseph?

Hi Joseph, you do not want to combine stop leak products. Our recommendation would be to fully chemically flush the system before using another product. Our tech support team is available M-F 8am-5pm EST, and can be reached at 800-345-6572 if you require further assistance. Thanks for reaching out.

Hi Mike, please give our customer service team a call so they can guide you on product selection based on your situation. Our team is available M-F 8am-5pm EST, and can be reached at 800-345-6572.

Hi Allen, as long as your tank has a screw on cap the product will be able to be used there. The product will not clog anything up, however if you have not had a chemical flush performed on the vehicle in the last 3-4 years we recommend that be done prior to use of any stop leak. If you'd like to further discuss our tech support team is available M-F 8am-5pm EST, and can be reached at 800-345-6572. Thanks for the question Allen.

Yes you can try a second dose, we would suggest to give the first dose around 250 miles worth of driving or multiple thermocycles (getting vehicle to normal operating temp and letting cool) before adding the second dose. Also you will want to flush the system with a cooling system flush before adding a second dose.

We would suggest to check for trapped air first.

If you are getting oil into the cooling system our products will not be able to help with that issue. The oil leave a film on the leaking area that make it very difficult for our products to stick to and stop the leak.

Great to hear Kevin! If you ever have any questions for us on any of our products our Michigan based tech support team is available M-F 8am-5pm EST, and can be reached at 800-345-6572. Thanks again for the comment, glad we were able to help you out.

Hey kevin, hope your well. I have the exact same car as you. Where did you pour the bars leak. In the coolant reservoir? Thanks

Update?

@@teelowteelow356 I sold the car to my sister in law. She says there have been no issues.

Same here on way to autozone now

Let's hear about it

Worked fine for me Flushed all fluid..replaced all fluids put in radiator and in coolant and stopped the problem

I am impressed worked amazing!

Great to hear Doug!

Same bought a car off the dealership and it just eats coolant never again trusting Honda dealership

How is it now?

I'm exactly in the same situation! A motherfucker sold me a 2012 1.8 Skoda superb with fresh oils and shit. The car was overheating ever since day one after I brought it, now 150 miles later white smokes began to appear and when I checked the oils, the coolant was completely mixed with it very badly. A fix would actually cost more than the vehicle as per mechanics. I feel like a jackass, the mother fucker I bought the car from seemed to be extremely wealthy and gave the car for a steal price, So lookin at his property and lifestyle I didn't check the car much as he kept saying me that other people are pestering him for this car as the price is very low and he can't waste time dealing with more people as he was a busy man. So I brought it form him. Mother fucker didn't tell me he is selling a car with blown head gasket! He actually sold a blown head car for way more than it's worth. I'm a person under minimum wage in India, I can't handle this car's loss. It's my entire two year salary. Can I go for it? is it holding it well now?

Hi Jason, would you mind giving our tech support team a call? We want to know a little more about your vehicle. They can be reached at 800-345-6572 and are available M-F 8am-5pm EST. We look forward to speaking with you.

..okay bobby..

I have to wonder if they are really brother and sister - they look alike and seem to have similar personalities. ?@@FerrisBueller-sj5sc

We would like to hear a bit more information on the situation please use the contact us page to send all info over and we will get back to you! barsleaks.com/contact-us/

Thank you! I couldn’t figure it out, I knew him from somewhere!

That's true

If you have direct access to the radiator you must add directly to the radiator. If no direct access and you have a pressurized overflow reservoir you can add to the overflow reservoir.

Great to hear oldschoolgreentube! Glad we could help you out, if you ever have questions for us feel free to reach out to our tech support team. They are available M-F 8am-5pm EST, and can be reached at 800-345-6572.

Good idea. Thanks for commenting.

@@BarsleaksUSA how do i use & do this product?

@@missmackanointed1mack367 The instruction are stated on the back of every bottle.

@@BarsleaksUSA is it a permanent fix?? Does it work if the Headgasket is blown?

Hi Lois, yes you can still use the product. Our tech support team is available M0F 8am-5pm EST, and can be reached at 800-345-6572 if you'd like to further discuss with us.

Hi Avocx, if another treatment is required a full system flush will need to be performed. Our customer support team is available M-F 8am-5pm EST, and can be reached at 800-345-6572 if the problem does reoccur, please give them a call and they can further assist you.

Did you try it?

@Black Queen send me $50 on zelle and I will tell you.

This product can help with misfires if the reason is coolant getting into the cylinder. Run with all spark plugs in the vehicle and per the dosage chart and directions on the packaging.

No we do not recommend to remove the plug, run the vehicle as it would normally run when operating.

@@BarsleaksUSA thanks for the response will do so.. any specific RPM to hold? And will distilled water work better instead of coolant? I am anyway gonna flush the system thus checking..

@@sharewithraj distilled water is fine if you prefer that, run per instructions all is stated exactly as we would like the product to be installed.

It is best to change the oil before. This way you are not running the vehicle for a long period of time with contaminated oil.

Hi Isidro, the product is designed to stay in the system for continued protection. Once the leak is sealed you can safely drain the product out at that time if you wish. If you'd like to speak to our tech support team they are available M-F 8am-5-pm EST, and can be reached at 800-345-6572. Thanks again for reaching out.

Thanks for the comment, let us know your results!

Yes the vehicle can be driven as normal after installation. The time needed to complete the seal varies from situation to situation, typically we should see results in a couple hundred miles of driving. Our customer support team is available to further assist you with questions if you have them. They are available M-F 8am-5pm EST, and can be reached at 800-345-6572.

Yes you can save the other half of the bottle for future use. This product does have a shelf life of 4 years so please keep that in mind as well when storing.

Yes that can be a head gasket leak, it seems as you may be getting exhaust gasses in your cooling system. Follow instructions on the back of the packaging for dosage and proper installation procedure.

Do you have antifreeze inside you’re oil

No

Yes this will work with distilled water. That is great you have flushed the vehicle, it is best to have a clean cooling system when installing the products. This will ensure proper flow and no restriction issues.

If installed at proper dosage into a clean system no this product will not do any damage to a heater core or radiator.

Yes you will want to change your oil and filter if you have coolant mixing in your oil. This will ensure you do no further damage to internal engine components.

You can leave the product in the system.

If the oil is contaminated you will want to preform an oil change before install. If contaminated after sealing the leak, yes change the oil again as you do not want to run any oil with a coolant mix in your vehicle this can cause engine damage.

Great we look forward to hearing your results!

Hi Resa, thanks for reaching out to us. We want to know more about this situation, and would like for you to give our tech support line a call today. We are available M-F 8am-5pm and can be reached at 800-345-6572. Thanks again Resa.

Hi Jaime, our products have been successfully used in Cadillacs. If you're dealing with an issue please call our customer support team at 800-345-6572 so they can assist you with product recommendation. They are available M-F 8am-5pm EST.

Yes you can use this product. Ensure the cooling system is clean, and follow the dosage guide. I am leaving a link to the product page below for more information on this product. barsleaks.com/product/head-gasket-fix-1111/

@ Bar’s Leaks - thank you for replying so quickly and for the info. I will definitely give this a try. So if this stuff gets into my cylinders it won’t hurt anything? Thanks again ~ Praying Mantis ✌️

@@justsomecoolprayingmantisd6422 this product would burn up in the combustion process, it will not cause any damage in that sense.

Bar's Leaks - ok, thank you for replying and answering my question. 🤝 and for that you are my friend 🤝 ~ Praying Mantis

With our products removal of the thermostat is not required. If you need further assistance please call our customer support team at 800-345-6572 so they can assist you. They are available M-F 8am-5pm EST.

Hi Pedro, no damage will have occured. Since there is no blown head gasket, at this time you can drain the system and run a flush through to properly clean the system. Our tech support team is available M-F 8am-5pm EST, and can be reached at 800-345-6572 if you'd like to further discuss.

Bar's Leaks thanks but if u leave it alone can anything go wrong in the future if u don’t flush

@@pedrothehunter3721 Pedro, this product is used when you have a blown head gasket, not as a preventative. It does not need to be in the system if there is not a leak.

and did it work?

It work?

If the system has not been flushed in the last 3-4 years we would recommend flushing. It's great maintenance for the vehicle, and will ensure a proper flow rate in the system. Removal of the thermostat is also not required. Our customer support team is available M-F 8am-5pm EST, and can be reached at 800-345-6572 if you need further assistance.

If direct access to radiator is unavailable and if reservoir / overflow tank is pressurized, you can install in tank. Otherwise remove top hose where it connects to the top of the radiator and install product in hose. Reattach hose and tighten clamp.

No it is not necessary, we know the cooling systems in vehicles and understand that our products must pass through the very narrow passages in the radiator and heater cores. If the cooling systems our products are being installed in are clean, the product is installed per the directions and proper dosage, we are very confident the products will be able to safely flow through those tubes without issue.

This product can take up to 3 days or 250 miles of driving to fully solve the issue. We recommend extra thermocycles, (Steps 2 and 3) to get the product flowing through the system and to the leaking area.

We would suggest to give the product around 250 miles worth of driving before ruling out that dose did not work. Also the best way to install the second dose would be to flush the system well with water before applying into fresh 50/50 coolant. Run per instructions on second dose just as stated on the back of the packaging.

@@BarsleaksUSA So it can take up to 250 miles before we can say it did not work?

@@arielrodriguez6980 Correct, it can take a bit of time and circulation to fully seal the leak.

You can add a second dose, we would just recommend that you flush prior to adding if another leak does arise in the future. Use a chemical cooling system flush and you can easily try a second dose rather than going right to replacing the head gasket.

Hi Tabitha, if the leak has been sealed you can safely flush the system to remove the product, the seal that has been made will not be affected. If the leak returns, or another issue pops up another dosage may be required after the system has been flushed. Our customer support team is available M-F 8am-5pm EST, and can be reached at 800-345-6572 if you need further assistance.

Yes, for a system with that little fluid you will want to only use a half bottle. Adding a full bottle when only needing a half can overdose the system and potentially cause restriction issues.

Which exact product did you use? Was it a large bottle that was packaged in a box or was it a smaller bottle? 2 of our head gasket products are compatible with antifreeze while 1 is not. If installing the non compatible product in coolant it could cause gelling.

@@BarsleaksUSA HG-1

@@vwjet357 that may just be a bit of residual product.We have also noticed that if you have not flushed the cooling system with a flush product in the past 3 years some scale rust or debris in the system may cause this. Also mixing different coolants can cause a gelling as well.

Please call our tech support team, so they can discuss this installation with you. They are available M-F 8am-5pm EST, and can be reached at 800-345-6572.

coolant or water even tho im 2 yrs late

@LongDick Rick Yes you can use the product in the reservoir. Our customer support team is available M-F 8am-5pm EST, and can be reached at 800-345-6572 if you have more questions for us Rick, have a good one!

chyeahhhales change it after you run it through. Use some kerosene or engine oil flush product to drain the oil before adding new oil into the block

Hi squid435, there is no need to change the oil unless it's due for it's regular change, or if the oil is contaminated. Our customer support team is available M-F 8am-5pm EST, and can be reached at 800-345-6572 if you need further assistance.

Hi Sil, please call our tech support team at 800-345-6572 so they can determine if we can help you. They are available M-F 8am-5pm EST.

Bar’s Leaks Professional Carbon Fiber Blown Head Gasket Repair is the strongest antifreeze-compatible solution on the market, period. It penetrates a leaking, damaged or blown head gasket, drying to form a seal that’s actually stronger than the original head gasket itself.

@@BarsleaksUSA it worked for my 2001 Honda Civic, you guys have a fantastic product

@@410balla we are very happy to hear that you have had success with our products!

But how long does it last.

Yep. I just got ths same estimate, $1600🤬

Rawhead Rex put it in reservoir or wherever you top off coolant

Hi there Edward, typical symptoms of a blown head gasket include, overheating, blowing white smoke, coolant loss, contaminated coolant or oil and running rough. Our customer support team is available M-F 8am-5pm EST, and can be reached at 800-345-6572 if you'd like to further discuss.

If your coolant is low it will cause this problem. Make sure your reservoir is at the proper level.

Sounds like your heater core is plugged. Isolate just the heater core, and back flush with garden hose, in thru the outlet.

Hi Nique, yes if you used the product with water and you're sure the leak has been sealed you can drain the water and put your coolant back in. If you need any other assistance please call our tech support line at 800-345-6572. Thank you.

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If you have not flushed in the last 3 years or 30K miles we would suggest to flush. You can also tell if the coolant looks a bit dirty or rusty as well.

@@BarsleaksUSA ok thank you!

If no radiator cap you can install in a pressurized overflow reservoir.

It is pretty good isn't it! Thanks for the comment!

@@BarsleaksUSA Yep.

Just make sure you don't take it back to the kitchen after! 😄

if not overheating in 15 minutes from startup, and you do not have to add coolant to keep the vehicle running you can use this product.

The bottle does state idle for 15 minutes for the product shown in the video.

Is the heater not working because it is disconnected or just not functioning?

@@BarsleaksUSA Just not working

@@scattywattyfamily8918 ok, follow the steps and keep the heater on hot and fan on high even if they are not functioning.

Thank you for the comment and we are glad that the products have worked for you! Yes the video is played up a bit, and Bobby does know the ins and outs of how all our products work.

@@BarsleaksUSA Most of us knows it was supposed to be in good fun

Yes, this is Bobby from Hardcore Pawn!

No if added at proper dosage in a clean cooling system this will not restrict or "clog" your heater core.

@@BarsleaksUSA i put 1/4 of the bottle do the product is supposed to be thick or completely liquid

This is a thicker liquid, shake well before adding @@papa54321

This is necessary to get the product to fully circulate through the cooling system.

You will just not use your heat at this time, you can overlook that in the install. Please keep the heater on hot and fan on high even if not working properly.

Thanks for your question silencesummer. We use the 20 minute timeline to determine how severe the leak is. Most vehicles we deal with are able to make the 20 minutes without overheating. We have a stronger head gasket repair that can be used if your vehicle can idle for 15 minutes without overheating. If a vehicle is overheating in under 15 minutes the leak is too severe to be sealed chemically, and at that time we recommend the hard fix. If you have any other questions please call our tech support team at 800-345-6572 M-F 8am-5pm. We thank you for reaching out.

That’s why they want you to keep the heat and fan on high. It will draw heat away from your engine to allow the time it needs for this product to work.

Hi Luknowsbest, we have 3 different head gasket products. Our Head Gasket Sealant (p/n 1100) is not compatible with antifreeze, requiring the system to be drained prior to use. Our Head Gasket Fix (p/n 1111) and Head Seal Blown Head Gasket Repair (p/n HG1) are both compatible with antifreeze and don't require any draining or flushing unless the system has not been flushed in the last 3-4 years. Our tech team is available M-F 8am-5pm EST, and can be reached at 800-345-6572 if you ever need help with a product recommendation.

We didn't have a spare Land Rover laying around...

We are sorry to hear of the loss of heat in the vehicle and know it can be frustrating to deal with. If this turns out to be a restricted flow, there are two hoses that go to the heater core, you can remove them and back flush the core. Using a garden hose you can flush both ways. Be sure to have the heater control set to full hot position when doing this. Doing this will remove any of our product. You can also use a T-Flush Kit to flush the system. A loss of heat can be caused by several different things, such as low coolant level, trapped air, air bubbles from exhaust gases, restricted flow, T-stat, bad cap, control valve or blend doors not operating. Our cooling system products are manufactured to be able to go through the very narrow (0.030 to O.035 thousands of an inch) radiator and heater core tubes that are in most domestic and foreign vehicles. We test stringently to insure we can flow through clean systems both before and after we bring our products to market. We also include a note on the products stating that cooling systems that are dirty or partially clogged should be flushed before using. The reason is over time scale (minerals), dirt or even rust can develop in them and can start to restrict flow by attaching to the inner walls of the tubes and reducing the flow area. A flush of the cooling system with just water will remove loose sediment, but if the system has scale, dirt or rust it would need to be flushed with a chemical cooling system flush product to remove that. We suggest doing this every four years to keep the system clean.

Doesn't everyone?

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