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YOUR RESEARCHFix your leaking RMS at home for less than $10
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Use anything like it in a p-car
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I can't speak for that stuff or using anything like it in a P-car, but I use 2 qts of Lucas oil additive in my jeep everytime I change it.
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Check the bill - $10 for the parts, $1500 for the labor.
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I thought that's what the Porsche service departments use to repair a leaky RMS.
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I can't speak for that stuff or using anything like it in a P-car, but I use 2 qts of Lucas oil additive in my jeep everytime I change it. Really upped the compression, cut down on ring blow by, leaks, and lifter noise. I've been using that stuff for like 50k miles and 6 years. Its amazing. Regardless, I'd have to have a pretty messed up engine in the first place to use it.
most of those miracle cures are additives that cause the rubber and plastic to swell which also weakens. But it stops leaking for a little while then gushes.
Pepper can slow radiator leaks too but eh
