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So Scotty Kilmer showed this product in his videos and it seems alright but I was suspicious that it might just be snake oil. What do you think?
 
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Who?? What????
 
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YouTube - How Steel Seal Can Fix A Leaking Head Gasket.
 
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Combustion chambers typically see 200+ psi and 1500 deg F so I really don't see a liquid rebuilding the steel O-ring of a head gasket. Plus there is no evidence presented in the video that the product actually does what it claims. I call snake oil.
 
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Combustion chambers typically see 200+ psi and 1500 deg F so I really don't see a liquid rebuilding the steel O-ring of a head gasket. Plus there is no evidence presented in the video that the product actually does what it claims. I call snake oil.
Actually I would say that is a waste of good snake oil!!!!
 
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WOW....I wonder if this guy wants to buy some shares in a bridge to the moon.
 
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Looks like antifreeze to me.
 
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I thought it looked like Mountain Dew............
 
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