Nope, some say those engine restore and other miracle's in a bottle will fix it, but you cant pour in any liquid that will replace missing metal from the rings, you can try running a thicker oil to slow it down but the only way to fix it is tear it all down and rebuild. BUT!!! it depends on the situation. if its a car that car been sitting for a while you can probabaly fix it with out a tear-down, if its like stuck piston rings. you will have to buy new plugs, and some Transmission Fluid. depending on what you have done to the car will determine what you have to do. if you have the camshaft off great. if not it will just take you longer or a lot more transmission fluid. what you need to do is pull your old plugs and pour trans fluid into you your cylinders. tranny fluid is a very good detergent, so you leave it sitting for a while like over night, or 3 days or so. the longer the better but 4 or 5 days should be more than enough. whats gonna happen is your tranny fluid is gonna eat up and loosen all the carbon inside the cylinders. once you have the trans fluid do ts thing, get a shop vac or something and suck of the fluid. once you have it all out pour in some denatured alcohol that will break down the trans fluid a little more and clean up a little more as well(but its not needed, just an extra step) once you thing you have most of the stuff out of it, put it all back together(use your old plugs). now make sure your in a place where its ok if your car smoke, because its gonna smoke like crazy!!!! once you see the smoke subside go ahead and put the new plugs in and hopefully your problem is gone!!!!!!
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Heater core.
it all depends on where its leaking from if its leaking from a hose then it could be a quick fix of 40 bucks but if its leaking from a gas tank then you might be able to empty it and clean it out and maybe put a spot of weld on it but if its too bad then you might have to spend upwards of 400 bucks or more on a new one and if its rusty then dont bother trying to fix it....
Your heater core is leaking. This is the part of your car that creates heat for the passenger compartment of your car. There is no fix for a leaking heater core except to replace it.
Pistons are a major part of the engine and if one goes bad there ain't no fixing a piston, replacement is necessary.
Found what? If the injector is leaking, no O Ring will fix that. Replace the injector.
The sensor has a rubber ring gasket on it the ring is usually what fales. This is an easy fix for the average backyard guy. If it was overtightened on install of new sensor it was more than likely overtightened and the ring was pinched out of place or torn
It is probably not the fuel canister itself that is leaking.......on the back side of the canister ther is a small plastic drain valve.....this valve has an O-ring in it that dries up and fails causing the leak. the drain valve has a yellow valve control on it. It is a very cheap part and easy to fix.............Nick
Replace the valve seal and check the valve guide for wear.
replace the housing o ring
one of my injector are leaking and can I fix that by replacing small o-ring? Thank you
Depending wether the line going in has an o-ring or if it is just threaded you will either need to replace the o-ring or use a pipe thread compound to seal the fitting.
The fix is replacing the leaking part.
how do i fix leaking spray pump on a 2 barrel carburetor
The only fix for a leaking heater core is to replace it.
It could be leaking from a number of places. Some could be a simple fix and others not so simple. Need more info as to where it is leaking.
Lick the cheese.