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Dear Sharon, My experience has been that additives for "fixes" are only a way to extend your time a little until you can get the real problem fixed. You need to find out what the real problem is and why it's leaking, then I would weigh out the options of whether you think it's worth fixing. Many times these additives only create more problems. Lori

⟩ Answered on Mar 2nd, 2007 by Lori Johnson, Owner and Instructor at Ladies Start Your Engines

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Sharon, Check out our expert's advice. I suggest you take your car to your local authorized dealership or to an ASE certified technician. You can find a certified tech near you by searching here: http://www.ase.com/bluesealsearch/locator.php

⟩ Answered on Mar 2nd, 2007 by Patty Streeter, at AskPatty.com

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