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I'd tend to agree, if replacing the head studs to retention in the 'hope' that it works (chances??) might as well go the whole hog.

After a bit of searching & reading I found a Nulon rep posting on a few forums about their seal-up product. Comments included assurances that it will not block or gunk up the cooling system if it's in a clean state already etc, and works for weeping head gaskets.

It's been in there not long after the early posts now and haven't seen the level drop even after some spirited driving and a hard skid pan day.

As gaz097 said, it's a fair bit of work, for what's almost just an annoyance. It seems for me it took many many months for the level to drop just millimeters .

Hopefully the fix in a bottle does the trick for a while.

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Id get a head stud kit and try that first before you go filling cooling systen with stop leaks

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Years ago I

used a small clear tube with what looked like fine metal particles of different colours ( can't remember the name of the stuff)to stop a leaking head gasket on a 202 Expensive Daewoo engine.

The leak was coming out of the head gasket and you could visibly see it dripping once it got up to temp, the gasket was still sealing the cylinders though.

Well this stuff fixed it straight away and lasted for the next few years until I sold the car.

It was just poured straight into the radiator.

Would I use this stuff( if I could find it again) to fix my turbo 6????

I would be a bit hesitant , I don't know?

You could do some pretty horrible things to those old cast iron motors and get away with it!!!

Yes I once owned a Holden, but only once!

One of the scariest cars I've ever had...... HQ ute 202 red, 3 on the tree( no synchro on 1st, jammed linkages) and all round drum brakes, it was a nightmare trying to pull her up in the wet wondering which brake would lock up first!

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Your motor isnt a 300,000k commo.v6 but if.you want to run that through it.go for it. Reps.tell you all the good stuff so you use it dosent mean its true

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It's a 230,000 km taxi motor though, bar the head they aren't exactly the latest design, not that much in any engine regarding head gaskets etc has changed though?

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Okay ive done some research and I stand corrected some addatives are ok but if you plan on keeping the car id do it properly im abiut to do the hesd on my fg turbo... post-47196-140385829338_thumb.jpg

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