THERAGASKET? will it fix the problems
11-05-2006, 07:34 PM
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Car: 88 Camaro Sport Coupe
Engine: 305 TBI
THERAGASKET? will it fix the problems
I pretty sure i have a cracked head, check my other postif u want, so please tell me if i should get it or not, i cant afford a head fix that will cost about a 1000 so i hope this "theragasket" thinkg works tell me if i should get it or not.
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11-05-2006, 07:58 PM
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Car: clapped out 84Z
Engine: 355 efi roller
Transmission: tremec TKO
How much does it cost, is there a money-back guarantee, etc?
As far as I'm concerned it's snake oil...
if you want to fix a cracked head then replace the head, don't pour aunt jemima's finest into the cooling system and expect some "magic" fix that saves you a grand. Btw, if you did it yourself, it wouldn't cost anywhere near that amount.....j/yard head, couple of gaskets, 6-pack...you do the math!!
As far as I'm concerned it's snake oil...
if you want to fix a cracked head then replace the head, don't pour aunt jemima's finest into the cooling system and expect some "magic" fix that saves you a grand. Btw, if you did it yourself, it wouldn't cost anywhere near that amount.....j/yard head, couple of gaskets, 6-pack...you do the math!!
11-05-2006, 08:19 PM
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Car: '91 Pontiac Firebird
Engine: 3.1l V6
Transmission: Automatic
Axle/Gears: those that came in the car
How much does it cost, is there a money-back guarantee, etc?
As far as I'm concerned it's snake oil...
if you want to fix a cracked head then replace the head, don't pour aunt jemima's finest into the cooling system and expect some "magic" fix that saves you a grand. Btw, if you did it yourself, it wouldn't cost anywhere near that amount.....j/yard head, couple of gaskets, 6-pack...you do the math!!
As far as I'm concerned it's snake oil...
if you want to fix a cracked head then replace the head, don't pour aunt jemima's finest into the cooling system and expect some "magic" fix that saves you a grand. Btw, if you did it yourself, it wouldn't cost anywhere near that amount.....j/yard head, couple of gaskets, 6-pack...you do the math!!
I was following your other thread about your cooling system woes. It sounds like you may need to save up and have a reputable mechanic take a look at your car and determine exactly where your leak is occurring.
If it turns out that you've got cracked heads and / or blown head gaskets and you're mechanically inclined, replacing the heads and head gaskets would be a pretty good project to take on. If you don't have an experienced buddy to help, just save up your money and get the overheating problem fixed before it turns into a whole engine to replace.
Good luck!
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