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Coolant leak permanent fix

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Hi if you have a coolant leak and it is not a hose, cracked radiator tank or something of this nature. This product was created for the racing industry and it works better than ANYTHING on the market. It's available at your local auto parts store, it's called K-Seal and it comes in a small blue bottle for under 20 bucks. Hope this helps anyone.
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Hi if you have a coolant leak and it is not a hose, cracked radiator tank or something of this nature. This product was created for the racing industry and it works better than ANYTHING on the market. It's available at your local auto parts store, it's called K-Seal and it comes in a small blue bottle for under 20 bucks. Hope this helps anyone.
About a year ago I had a pretty bad leak I think was the head gasket. Coolant was trickling down the back of the engine and seemed to be coming from the block since there are no hoses or lines back there. No coolant in the oil which was good. I used a bottle of that blue devil pour n' go headgasket sealer and a bottle of K-seal and it is no longer leaking from there. For the $50 I spent on the additives I'm happy with the result.
I do have a slow mystery leak from somewhere else now. I thought it was the lower heater hose and replaced that. There is a braided hose near the water pump that I think is full of electrical wires that goes directly into the engine and I can see coolant dripping off of it. It is the highest point I can see fluid leak, so my guess is something is weeping internally and coming down out that braided hose. I tried another bottle of stop-leak and all it did was plug up my heater. Some days I have a few drips under the truck, other I don't. I just keep it topped off, and wear an extra pair of socks on cold days now.
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I wasn't replying to the OP, his posts have all been advertising thinly veiled as "help". The guy I quoted is just spewing nonsense that I hope no one is naive enough to follow.
Not giving advice, just stating what my experience was with the product OP was advertising, and how I still have a leak despite having the product in my system.
You are right I should have described it better. It is a bundle of wires that comes from under the alternator, goes up over the thermostat housing, and then down under the water pump where it is insulated with braided wire sheathing. Then it goes directly into this surface of metal by the motor mount. I'm not pretending to know more than I do, if you know what this is or why coolant intermittently drips from this braided section that would be awesome.
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Possible weeping of coolant from the water pump?
Possibly but I don't think so. When I can see it drip the weep hole from the water pump is dry and so is the mating surface. It seems like it is coming from wherever this braided bundle of wires goes into, then running down the wires and dripping from the lowest point where my flashlight is on.
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