seal conditioners
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seal conditioners
Well after 20 years the front and rear seals are starting to leak. It is only a very slow drip so far with no tell tell signs on the cement yet, but however they are still leaking. Our season is so short here I want to wait till fall to tear down and replace seals so I thought a conditioner would maybe stop the leak for now. What conditioner does the forum suggest for my 1992 vette.
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Rather than risking a pick & a poke by adding a random conditioning product with your existing oil I'd suggest starting by using a complete high mileage oil designed for the job.
MaxLife by Valvoline seems to be one of the more reputable products with a good reputation that I've heard of - no personal experience.
http://www.valvoline.com/products/br...ge-motor-oil/2
MaxLife by Valvoline seems to be one of the more reputable products with a good reputation that I've heard of - no personal experience.
http://www.valvoline.com/products/br...ge-motor-oil/2
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Well after 20 years the front and rear seals are starting to leak. It is only a very slow drip so far with no tell tell signs on the cement yet, but however they are still leaking. Our season is so short here I want to wait till fall to tear down and replace seals so I thought a conditioner would maybe stop the leak for now. What conditioner does the forum suggest for my 1992 vette.