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Re: BLACK PEPPER STOP LEAK
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Posted by Hugh MacKay on February 06, 2005 at 16:23:29 from (209.226.247.116):
In Reply to: BLACK PEPPER STOP LEAK posted by FRANK on February 06, 2005 at 14:41:10:
Frank: Have used the black pepper many times over the years, never really had a failure with it either. Like Averyman said some of the pepper fixes went for years rather than just a quick fix to get you home. One of the first times I ever used it, my dad had a new Chevy dump truck with 366 engine. Turning on some crushed stone front tire flipped a crushed stone, made a hole in rad, size of a lead pencil. My dad and I were both skeptical on that one, but in an isolated area we didn't have a lot of choice. Pepper stopped the leak and 100,000 miles later it was still holding. That made me a believer.
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