using lucus oil power steering stop leak

Asked by Petey May 10, 2024 at 05:55 PM about the 1995 Toyota Avalon 4 Dr XL Sedan

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

i still have my power steering leak and its getting worse.I gathering up the
repair money as we speak but until then im tired of refiling my reservoir every
time i drive.So can i temporarely use lucus oil power steering fluid stop leak?
What th pros and cons.And some folks say thereslasted for some months and
some say for years.Is it ok to use until i get it fixed?

4 Answers

307,475

You can try it but it sounds like you have a much bigger leak than it can handle. It’s good stuff, I have used it myself, if it can help it will.

202,915

Any reputable brand of stop-leak can work temporarily, but it works by clogging the system, so it needs to be cleaned out when repairs are made. Just keep filling until you can fix it. Otherwise, the repair cost might be a LOT higher.

155,535

It's fine to use but don't be disappointed if it doesn't work. A guy from work tried the exact same product in his 2000 Buick Century and it didn't stop the leaking. That's my only first hand experience with that product. Jim

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