AlumAseal® Radiator Stop Leak & Conditioner – DISCONTINUED

SKU: ASLC16

$5.99

Stops radiator leaks safely, quickly and easily
Compatible with ALL antifreeze and coolants
Safe for all metal, plastic, and rubber cooling system parts
GUARANTEED to work
Size: 16 oz. bottle

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AlumAseal Radiator Stop Leak & Conditioner is a radiator/cooling system stop leak with a water pump conditioner. AlumAseal Liquid Radiator Stop Leak is compatible with all kinds of antifreeze and coolants. It is also compatible with all metal, plastic and rubber cooling system parts.

Usage Directions:

Turn off engine
When radiator is cold, turn heater control to hot
Remove radiator cap and pour contents of bottle directly into radiator
Add coolant to proper level if necessary
Replace radiator cap
Start engine and drive vehicle to seal leaks

For California Residents:

WARNING: Reproductive Harm
For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

FAQs

Absolutely not. ALUMASEAL® brand is completely safe for all radiators, heater cores, and cooling system parts.

No, but there are products available just for that purpose, called Block Leak Sealers.

ALUMASEAL® brand has an indefinite shelf life, provided the package has not been opened.

One tube or bottle of ALUMASEAL® brand will treat up to 20 quarts [5 gallons/ 18.9 L].

Yes. ALUMASEAL® brand is effective in all extended life coolants. Dex-Cool® is a licensed trademark of General Motors Corp.

This is not necessary. However, it’s always a good idea to replace coolant every 2 years unless you use an extended life coolant.

No, absolutely not.

No.

Reviews

Questions & Answers

Doesn’t this product stop a leak even with a rusted radiator.. at least just temporarily? 

Asked by: Skit

Yes. Depending on the severity of the leak(s), there is a good probability that this product will help. Please contact us at marketing@goldeagle.com if you have any questions about this. Thank you.

Answered by: Melissa Taylor

Date published: 2017-10-02

I have a VW Jetta TDI, with a coolant system of 8.5 quarts. Do I use all 16 oz. of Radiator Stop Leak & Conditioner, or a smaller amount. It must be installed in the plastic expansion tank.

Asked by: Marcob

Hello, Pour in as much AlumAseal® as you are able without overfilling (going above the line). Please contact us at marketing@goldeagle.com if you have any questions about this. Thank you.

Answered by: Melissa Taylor

Date published: 2017-04-21

I have a small, slow external coolant leak in my 2008 BMW X5. To this point it runs perfect & does not overheat. Is Alumaseal safe for this car? What guarantee is there it won't ruin the water pump, plug something and cause overheating?

Asked by: Matthew

Hello, Yes. AlumAseal® Radiator Stop Leak is safe for all radiators, heater cores and cooling system parts. It will not clump up or plug any part of the system. It is compatible with all antifreeze and coolants. Please contact us at marketing@goldeagle.com if you have any questions about this. Thank you.

Answered by: Melissa Taylor

Date published: 2017-01-23

Can I use liquid stop leak with no leak. The stop leak has slowed my leak significantly but there is still a little still leaking after 300 miles. The no leak may swell a hose which may be the source of the problem. The leak is near overflow tank.

Asked by: JeffL

Hello, No. These two products are not compatible. In order to apply NO LEAK® Radiator Stop Leak, a radiator flush may need to be done. If any of these product do not fully work after driving for more than 200 miles, it is recommended to consult a certified technician as repairs may be needed. Please contact us at marketing@goldeagle.com if you have any questions about this.

Answered by: Melissa Taylor

Date published: 2017-01-19

HOW LONG TO DRIVE AFTER YOU PUT SEALEAT IN

Asked by: SGMA

Hello, Here are the instructions: (1.) Turn off engine. (2.) When radiator is cold, turn heater control to hot. (3.) Remove radiator cap and pour contents of bottle directly into radiator. (4.) Add coolant to proper level if necessary. (5.) Replace radiator cap. (6.) Start engine and drive vehicle to seal leaks. Please contact us at marketing@goldeagle.com if we can help with anything else. Thank you!

Answered by: Melissa Taylor

Date published: 2016-07-06

After putting stop leak in my radiater my heat thermostat went up to hot. Why did it do that as it was not registering hot before?

Asked by: kiplee

Hello, Thank you for contacting us. Please email marketing@goldeagle.com with all of this information and we will work on getting a solution for you. We look forward to hearing from you. Thanks!

Answered by: Melissa Taylor

Date published: 2016-02-26

Concerned that product can cause damage to water pump and other engine parts. To be used on 450J dozer

Asked by: Donald

AlumAseal® Radiator Stop Leak can be used in any cooling system and is compatible with any antifreeze. It is safe and effective for all metal, plastic and rubber parts and will not clog any part of the cooling system. This includes your 450J dozer.

Answered by: Conrad

Date published: 2015-06-11

my car is a 2000 ford focus and does not have a cap directly on the radiator but has a separate plastic fill reservoir. Is this where i pour the stop leak? 

Asked by: msmith8

AlumAseal® Radiator Stop Leak can safely be added to the radiator’s reservoir when there is no access to the radiator itself. Please be sure not to overflow the reservoir.

Answered by: Conrad

Date published: 2015-05-26

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Doesn’t this product stop a leak even with a rusted radiator.. at least just temporarily?

I have a VW Jetta TDI, with a coolant system of 8.5 quarts. Do I use all 16 oz. of Radiator Stop Leak & Conditioner, or a smaller amount. It must be installed in the plastic expansion tank.

I have a small, slow external coolant leak in my 2008 BMW X5. To this point it runs perfect & does not overheat. Is Alumaseal safe for this car? What guarantee is there it won't ruin the water pump, plug something and cause overheating?

Can I use liquid stop leak with no leak. The stop leak has slowed my leak significantly but there is still a little still leaking after 300 miles. The no leak may swell a hose which may be the source of the problem. The leak is near overflow tank.

HOW LONG TO DRIVE AFTER YOU PUT SEALEAT IN

After putting stop leak in my radiater my heat thermostat went up to hot. Why did it do that as it was not registering hot before?

Concerned that product can cause damage to water pump and other engine parts. To be used on 450J dozer

my car is a 2000 ford focus and does not have a cap directly on the radiator but has a separate plastic fill reservoir. Is this where i pour the stop leak?

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Doesn&rsquo;t this product stop a leak even with a rusted radiator.. at least just temporarily?&nbsp;

I have a VW Jetta TDI, with a coolant system of 8.5 quarts. Do I use all 16 oz. of Radiator Stop Leak &amp; Conditioner, or a smaller amount. It must be installed in the plastic expansion tank.

I have a small, slow external coolant leak in my 2008 BMW X5. To this point it runs perfect &amp; does not overheat. Is Alumaseal safe for this car? What guarantee is there it won't ruin the water pump, plug something and cause overheating?

Can I use liquid stop leak with no leak. The stop leak has slowed my leak significantly but there is still a little still leaking after 300 miles. The no leak may swell a hose which may be the source of the problem. The leak is near overflow tank.

HOW LONG TO DRIVE AFTER YOU PUT SEALEAT IN

After putting stop leak in my radiater my heat thermostat went up to hot. Why did it do that as it was not registering hot before?

Concerned that product can cause damage to water pump and other engine parts. To be used on 450J dozer

my car is a 2000 ford focus and does not have a cap directly on the radiator but has a separate plastic fill reservoir. Is this where i pour the stop leak?&nbsp;

Doesn’t this product stop a leak even with a rusted radiator.. at least just temporarily?

I have a VW Jetta TDI, with a coolant system of 8.5 quarts. Do I use all 16 oz. of Radiator Stop Leak & Conditioner, or a smaller amount. It must be installed in the plastic expansion tank.

I have a small, slow external coolant leak in my 2008 BMW X5. To this point it runs perfect & does not overheat. Is Alumaseal safe for this car? What guarantee is there it won't ruin the water pump, plug something and cause overheating?

my car is a 2000 ford focus and does not have a cap directly on the radiator but has a separate plastic fill reservoir. Is this where i pour the stop leak?