

| Subject: | Re: Am I on borrowed time? |
| From: | Paul M. Hillbish |
| Date: | Thu, 28 Jun 2001 23:47:17 EDT |
In a message dated 6/28/01 10:49:10 PM Eastern Daylight Time, CTONLINE@WEBTV.NET writes: << Mike,and Dennis, I tried Bar's leak, and it has been working for 2 years and about 29,000 miles. Plenty of heat in the winter, and no more leaks. ( yet ) >> First off, don't jinx yourself. Myself, while I have no direct experience with it in a Vanagon or other VW, I have used Stop Leak, and it worked great. That was putting it directly in to a radiator though, where the leak was. A while ago, I had a leak in my Jetta's radiator, and I asked a very well reputed shop about Stop Leak. I was told that this would be a very bad idea, as the radiator has no opening to put it in, and it would clog the hoses, and very soon cause even more problems than just a leak. I would think the Vanagon is the same way. You would have to put it in the back, so to me (Again, I have no direct experience, so I may be wrong) that would cause even more problems, than just replacing the leaking part. Just my 1/2 a penny thought for the day. --Paul--
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