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Re: Still fixin' cracked block...Heard of Blue Dev
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Posted by John on July 03, 2004 at 06:36:21 from (12.180.170.34):
In Reply to: Still fixin' cracked block...Heard of Blue Devil? posted by George Holmes on July 03, 2004 at 06:11:27:
I have used blue devil in my 94 Pontiac Bonneville for a leaky heater core. It was 5 hours labor plus evac AC system and recharge. My heater core had a stream leaking on the floor of the car. Blue devil fixed the leak, I only had to use half a can. Yes they will gauarantee it to work. But its best if the crack is not a huge one. I know of a large used car dealer here that uses it in used cars that have head gaskets and intake leaks before they take it to a auction. By the way I did not have any plugging of my heater core or radiator.
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