Don’t use stop leak. It will be cheaper in the long run to have a shop/dealer diagnose the problem then use a stop leak

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Sep 12, 2024
5:37:42pm

Bert609 All-American

Don’t use stop leak. It will be cheaper in the long run to have a shop/dealer diagnose the problem then use a stop leak

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Bert609

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Unidentified power steering leak

TheoHux

Sep 12, 5:07pm

It's not a long term fix. It might stop it temporarily if you are lucky.

the rural juror

Sep 12, 5:09pm

In my experience, stop leak products cause more harm than good.

Madam Pattirini

Sep 12, 5:10pm

My hard-learned tip: If you end up replacing the power steering pump, go with

Sep 12, 5:14pm

Try the stop leak first, it might work

Sep 12, 5:22pm

Stop leak for any components is snake oil

RWaters

Sep 12, 5:26pm

Thanks for the tips.

TheoHux

Sep 12, 5:34pm

No - foamy just means it’s being pumped around prior to leaking out

RWaters

Sep 12, 5:37pm

Don’t use stop leak. It will be cheaper in the long run to have a shop/dealer diagnose the problem then use a stop leak

Bert609

Sep 12, 5:37pm

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