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Z121 cracked block-is there a good block sealer?

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GLyne

12-22-2001 11:53:18




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I have a z121 with compressoion spikes in the radiator. Think the block is cracked between
the cylinders. Is there a good block sealer I can
try. Or a better fix? Thanks - G Lyne




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Rodney

02-19-2002 13:32:11




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 Re: Z121 cracked block-is there a good block sealer? in reply to GLyne, 12-22-2001 11:53:18  
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Check out this web-site, www.detsco.com/clc for Cracked Leak Cure. It is a repair for Blown Head Gaskets, Cracked Blocks, and seals coolant system leaks. It is non-corrosive, and won't harm the coolant system, or aluminum or steel. It is available on the web-site and you can order using major credit cards to be delivered to your address. It was formulated by a mechanic, race driver and REALLY DOES WORK!

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etshobby

01-05-2002 21:53:48




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 Re: Z121 cracked block-is there a good block sealer? in reply to GLyne, 12-22-2001 11:53:18  
The best I have found is to go to a heating or plumbing store. They carry boiler sealer that works under higher pressures and heat. SOS is one brand I have used a lot anti freeze has never bothered me in the past. Saved some radiators, and head gasket jobs. I would suggest you seal and then leave it for awhile but some time down the road drain off the radiator you dont need more sealer but it will settle there the extra best to get rid of then you wont plug your radiator cores.

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steve19438

12-23-2001 05:59:38




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 Re: Z121 cracked block-is there a good block sealer? in reply to GLyne, 12-22-2001 11:53:18  
i had a TO-20 that was cracked between the cylinders. i used several different sealers, they all worked until i added anti freeze to the water. good luck !!!!!



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