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Old 10-16-08, 11:03 AM
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Hello from a cold Scotland

I was wondering if anyone tried the Lucas leak stop for the famous power steering reservoir leak?
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actually, back when i had my '95, i did try it.

IT DOESN'T WORK.
carry on...
Old 10-16-08, 03:29 PM
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Stop leaks usually just end up gumming things up. Don't use them, just replace the part.
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Agree with Pure drifter,, I have used it. It did SLOW the leak down considerably, but it still was leaking.
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Stop leak is for seals that are worn as it swells them.
Old 10-17-08, 02:13 PM
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Thanks guys.
I guess I'll just cough up the £3 for the O-ring
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