K-Seal
#12
Over the last month I have talked with 3 different people who have plugged up their radiator, t/stat or heater cores causing new over heat issues. It is like all the other stop leaks, full of silica and other materials, it flows around, find a place to stick to which in turn causes you problems.
Stay away from all stop leaks, the long term issues will break you.
Stay away from all stop leaks, the long term issues will break you.
#13
There are no stop leaks that improve and idle, unless you were leaking coolant into a cylinder and you should deal with that in the proper way by pulling the heads and looking for a bad gasket, cracked head or block.
As for your SAI, sounds like, by your methods of repair, that you are into throw a bandaid on anything that goes wrong instead of fixing the problem, this is going to cost you in the long run.
As for your SAI, sounds like, by your methods of repair, that you are into throw a bandaid on anything that goes wrong instead of fixing the problem, this is going to cost you in the long run.
#14
There are no stop leaks that improve and idle, unless you were leaking coolant into a cylinder and you should deal with that in the proper way by pulling the heads and looking for a bad gasket, cracked head or block.
As for your SAI, sounds like, by your methods of repair, that you are into throw a bandaid on anything that goes wrong instead of fixing the problem, this is going to cost you in the long run.
As for your SAI, sounds like, by your methods of repair, that you are into throw a bandaid on anything that goes wrong instead of fixing the problem, this is going to cost you in the long run.
#15
K-Seal
I have a 99 Disco I......
Just had a bad Heater Core....
Talked to a few Land Rover mechanics...They swear by this stuff...they originally suggested Allumaseal? I called around and was told to try K-Seal...Well Happy to report, truck is GREAT. No more leaking core....So far so good. Saved me 8hrs plus 200 in parts.
Just had a bad Heater Core....
Talked to a few Land Rover mechanics...They swear by this stuff...they originally suggested Allumaseal? I called around and was told to try K-Seal...Well Happy to report, truck is GREAT. No more leaking core....So far so good. Saved me 8hrs plus 200 in parts.
#16
This is all temporary until I can get to my vacation time soon... I get one hr here or there and Im just trying to track things down... there is allot to be done here it is turning out... Ive changed oil 2 times, black oil on first change to mobile 1, ran it about a month now changed to rotella T6 with K&N filter, changing coolant to green stuff today with new thermostat, repaired door regulator passenger side and motor , timing belt, A/Compressor and full system evac and recharge, on the SAI I know how to even out the idle but still trying to pinpoint issue, I may today try to replace that filter inside if I can get to it... so hopefully by end of day all those things will be new and Im not sure the K-Seal had anything to do with idle, Im more suspecting SAI but it did fix a small leak someplace that was leaving a tiny puddle of coolant on power steering pump and by water pump gasket similar location... water pump is next on agenda but not waiting to get the orange out! Ill just do a second flush at that time :-) Sure wish I was retired !
#17
Disco Mike... your right.. I did what you said and flushed and cleaned it all and changed to the green Peak! it is running very nice now! and wished I didn't use the K-Seal, even though at this point, and at time of flush and back flush, I didn't see any residue of it...I jumped the gun being a little afraid of overheating before I could get to working on it ( tooled up ) anyway, I now have an Ultragauge and it shows perfect in range ( hwy 195-198 ) and in town here is like 25mph so at about 203-210 occasionally after idle driving 25mph then coming to a stop for 5 minute retarded stop light but it never stays there is drops back down around 206.. anyway Im monitoring it every morning if needing top off or air in system for a few weeks... one thing I am noticing is since I do get some codes from O2 sensors pre cat I notice Bank 2 front cat has irratic voltages from .000 to 875 when warm and I think that is where my exhaust leak is also.. (taking to muffler shop monday can't seem to pinpoint exhaust leak ) but the adjacent cat on Bank 1 is MUCh more steady ... .445 on cold and once warmed up only fluctuates from .370-.650 range but NEVER .000!!
#18
Yes, K Seal can find the thermostat, as can any "water glass" product. Pix of conventional stat fouled with water glass from K Seal, and pix of D2 stat, notice the four little holes, hot coolant must go thru there to make stat open at right time. Plug them up and time for stat to reach opening temp is increased, meanwhile block does not know this and keeps pouring on the coal per electronically relayed command from the right foot of the soon to be impoverished owner.
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