Leak Stop

In article >,
says...
> I have a 97 Saturn SL that has a very small leak in the end cap of the
> radiator. I've seen some discussions regarding the radiator fluid some time
> ago. I was wondering If I put in some leak stop if I would be causing more
> harm than good.
>
> BuBBa

Maybe. Not sure where your leak is or what it looks like. Use GM sealing
tablets.

Not a good idea. Repair it correctly or replace it. Replacements are dirt
cheap.
Larry
"BuBBa" > wrote in message
...
> I have a 97 Saturn SL that has a very small leak in the end cap of the
> radiator. I've seen some discussions regarding the radiator fluid some
time
> ago. I was wondering If I put in some leak stop if I would be causing
more
> harm than good.
>
> BuBBa
>
>

The sealant pellets that GM uses as original equipment may help, these can
stop small leaks without being likely to clog anything else up. The more
aggressive "stop-leak" products may stop larger leaks but are also more
likely to clog parts of the system.

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"BuBBa" > wrote in message
...
>I have a 97 Saturn SL that has a very small leak in the end cap of the
> radiator. I've seen some discussions regarding the radiator fluid some
> time
> ago. I was wondering If I put in some leak stop if I would be causing
> more
> harm than good.
>
> BuBBa
>
>