Lubegard LG-Fixx Seal Fixx Multi-Purpose Stop Leak, 8 fl. oz

This product works exactly like the ATP-205 Re-Seal additive at a cheaper price.I've used ATP-205 Re-Seal additive for many years until it got so popular that a shortage occurred, which eventually led to a big increase in price. I then decided to try Lubegard's version, and it works the same way as ATP at a cheaper price -- can't go wrong.

Good product. Met my expectations. Would recommend to a friend.

2014 BMW 750li xdrive. Burning a quart every 200 miles. Plenty of smoke. Especially at idle. After one day the smoke is gone. This is amazing stuff

2005 Toyota Camry LE 2.4 lIt didn't seem to fix smoke on Startup probably due to valve stem seals. Maybe helped a little. Some mornings I get smoke and others hardly any. Hopefully it will increase the longevity of my other seals. I tried another product as well but not ATP reseal yet. I'm going to run high mileage oil from now on.

works!

Previous oil change I used ATP Automotive AT-205 Re-Seal Stops Leaks. Slowed the leak down didn't stop it. I added a bottle of Barr's Stop leak. Still leaking too much so I added a can of STP Stop LeakSlowed the leak to a small drip.Next oil change I added STP high mileage Stop LeakAs a safety measure.Maintained a slow leak on this oil changeSo it took three different formulas of companies to Stop the Leak to get to a slow drip.After 10k an another oil change with Mobile synthetic oil.I added a bottle of ATP Automotive AT-205 Re-Seal Stops Leaks.As Online reviews say this is the best oil stop leak.I noticed it was dripping but I didn't want to deal with it.After 2000 miles I was down 1 1/2 quarts of oil.Back to doing research on oil stop leak.So I checked videos online by mechanics and their testing.Order the bottle of Lube Guard Seal Fixx.Read instructions.Engine must fully warmed up before pouring in.Reading and recommendationsPoured the 8oz bottle into the oil with the car running.I let the car run for 2 hours idling in my driveway. Then I went out for about an hour running in errandsThen slid a large piece of cardboard under the car.No drips no leaks.This stuff works better than the any others I've used.I'll follow up laterSo far it's the best.It's a 5+-hour job to replace the leaking gasket.The gasket part is $200.And I don't want to deal with 5+ hours of disassembling and reassembling to replace gasket

Did absolutely nothing to fix the rear main seal leak on my car. Followed the directions and have driven over 300 miles and the leak is still there.

Stopped the leak on my 3.6 Pentastar valve cover. It has a rubber seal. It worked fast. Only lasted about 2 weeks and started leaking again.