Stops Leaks: Gasoline Engines, Diesel Engines, Automatic Transmissions, Manual Transmissions, Power Steering, Rack and Pinion, Differentials and Hydraulic Systems - 8 oz.

Have 1520 John Deere tractor with a major hydraulic lift leak. It leaked even when the tractor wasn’t running. Supposedly, SealLube would cause the o-rings and seals to soften up and regain some of their elasticity. This product is working as advertised. It has saved me over $2500.

Product worked great on my internal hydraulic leak on my tractor needed 4 bottles took care of a 7 gal hydraulic leak resevoir where pump was leaking

Had bad powersteering leak dripping on floor(1-2" each day) and poured in couple oz SealLube and no more drips. Still have damp hose, but no drips. Big improvemnt

I've used another brand at one time. Front main seal was/is leaking. I think this helped, but after an 823 mile trip it still leaks some. So did not completely stop the oil leak.

Talk about "magic in a bottle", this stuff really works, I used it in a 2011 Ford f-150 with a 5.0 engine that was leaking a lot of oil. After using Seal Lube and driving it for about 200 miles, the oil leaks have stopped. I also used it in my tractor to stop hydraulic leaks. Great stuff, would highly recommend.

Did not work on my diesel injection pump Mercedes

I own a 2004 Mazda6s with a Ford 3 liter V6 engine. Its got 148,00 miles on it , I've had numerous oil leaks fixed on it over the years. These engines are known to leak oil. Recently the timing cover started to leak , took it to the dealer for repairs and was quoted $1800 to fix the leak. Yeah Right !! I told the dealer NO. A Mazda mechanic pulled me aside and showed me this product which he said he personally on his own has had great success with. He said it would not hurt the engine in any way. I thought I have nothing to lose, ordered some from Amazon, it arrived quickly , installed it as directed and behold with in 100 miles leak was completely sealed. Saved me a bunch of money. Cleaned up area to be sure and the leak has not returned... Totally Satisfied..

I've used AT205 re-seal with some good results when trying to stop my steering rack leak and lasted a good while. The only thing about at205 is that it took some time to expand the seals so it leaked for a bit. I needed to stop another steering rack leak on one of my other cars so I tried half a bottle of Seal Lube and this literally took one day of short driving then a day of sitting. Drove it the third day with no leaks to my surprise. I'll update this in a few months or so to see how it has held up.