Location: Bloomington, MN. Local Time: 1:50 PM. cruiser said: ↑. Looks like the rear main seal on my 225 slant is bad, and my understanding is that the engine must be removed to fix it. YouTube has a number of videos of guys using Blue Devil rear main seal stop leak, and most reviews are. Remove the rear main bearing cap and replace/roll out the old seal, roll in the new seal. Rotate the seal about 3-5 mm, one side higher than the other. This action helps in preventing oil leaks at the seam. Clean the block of pan gasket and oil. Especially clean the rear main cap area and the cap with lacquer thinner or solvent to rid of oil. <b>Bluedevil</b> <b>rear</b> <b>main</b>. .
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rocketman October 14, 2015, 8:56pm #10. Fix it properly (remove head, check for warping, machine shop and so forth) and then fix the problems which the Blue Devil caused . . . probably clogged your radiator, maybe water passages in the engine. Gotta get that stuff out, its’ job is to clog, not you have to un-clog whatever it touched. Remove thermostat and flush the cooling system. Fill the system with water. Add BlueDevil Head Gasket Sealer slowly to the radiator as the vehicle idles. Install the radiator cap and allow the engine to idle for at least 50 minutes. Blue Devil Head Gasket Sealer. From Blue Devil Products comes an impressive solution that is said to be a permanent solution to any leaks. It can be applied to leaking gaskets, cracked or warped.
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The 16 oz. BlueDevil Pour-N-Go Head Gasket Sealer is formulated for the Do-it-Yourself customer who has limited time, or is not mechanically inclined. The 32 oz. is the viable source for customers with larger cooling capacities, severe cooling system leaks, or garages that want two applications out of one bottle. The directions for use as follows: Pour the entire contents of the 8 ounce bottle directly into the oil sump or crank case of the leaking component of your engine. Once the solvent has been added, start up the engine and drive your vehicle. For most leaks, the additive should seal up the leak within 1 to 2 hours.. "/>. I followed the instructions on the bottle to the letter. Be advised you will have to drain your cooling system and flush it with water prior to using this product. They recommend pulling the plugs and checking them for orange/red color from coolant then leaving this plug (or plugs) out during the treatment.
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The directions for use as follows: Pour the entire contents of the 8 ounce bottle directly into the oil sump or crank case of the leaking component of your engine. Once the solvent has been added, start up the engine and drive your vehicle. For most leaks, the additive should seal up the leak within 1 to 2 hours.. "/>. While blue devil head gasket sealer is 32oz that is required for engines with large cooling capacities, severe cooling system leaks, etc. this one is only 16oz and can efficiently put a permanent stop to cooling system leak of the engine intended to have a single leak on a 4 or 6 cylinder engine. But with minimal cracking and other smaller. A vehicle’s head gasket is worth fixing, so long as the vehicle was in good condition prior to head gasket failure. To help calculate if it’s worth fixing, follow this 3 step process: Determine the resale value of your vehicle if repaired. Get repair cost estimates.. As I said before I mainly want to see if my random misfire on Startup is directly affected by whatever <b>head</b> issue I'm.
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