Why We Won't Use Head Gasket Sealer in a Can | Jeep 3.6 Head Gasket Replacement
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- Опубликовано: 22 дек 2023
- The can says "Permanent Repair Guaranty"? REALLY?? One of our customers brought in his 2017 Jeep Wrangler with an overheating issue. He tried a "fix in a can" with disastrous results; still overheating and water seeping in the cylinders. Brandon tears down this 3.6 motor and shows you what this product does and explains why the fix in a can is not worth it!
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Dorman makes a great all aluminum oil filter housing to replace that plastic turd they used. Fun fact.... Chrysler used to warranty these coolers until 2013. After that, they renamed the part a "housing", which isn't covered under warranty by either them, or aftermarket warranty companies.
Had to use head gasket sealer in my 2013 jk to get home on a long trip. Took the heads off when I got home. All the little round cooling ports in bank one heads were plugged. Sealed everything but the head gasket. Had to do a thorough flush several times before I put new heads on. DONT use that snake oil it will cause more damage. My lesson learned
The more I hear about the 3.6s, I'm glad I have the older JK with the 3.8 other mini van engine, not a power house, but no major problems, then again it's Chrysler so some curve balls will probably be thrown at me in the future.😁
Good motors, but Chrysler has them set too hot, in my opinion. My Rams fan stock didn't kick on till 230 degrees. I tuned it to come on at 210 and put in a 192 thermostat.
I'm always learning something with you guys......thanks.
Thanks, Gary! 👍
There is ASU all over the head gasket. 🤣
If memory serves, Red Devil is for clearing clogged drains 😂
Hope everyone at the shop has a happy holiday season! 🎄🥂🍻
Thank you! We hope you do too
Just because they sell it, doesn’t mean you should buy it.
LOL, It's not the reason why many people use a pressure relief cap with a manual lever. Been using them for years on hotrod's and OEM vehicles. It makes relieving coolant pressure easier if there was a overheat issue easier to relieve the coolant system pressure than letting it cool down manually boiling in the system and potentially cause other issues such as a blown gasket.
It is still a rated cap for what your cooling system calls for such as a 15lb cap. And will manually relieve that pressure when the pressure is over the rated PSI, same as a standard radiator cap.
It makes releasing the pressure quicker and safer.
You should have used Flexi-Seal. 😄
Blue Devil stock shorter confirmed 😂
That Samcrac guy should watch this vid. That guy always uses those type of “solutions” on commonly known engines that fail. 🤷🏻♂️
No idea why people try to short cut the inevitable.
If mechanic in a bottle worked there wouldn’t be any mechanics haha
Because if they work for a short time and you can delay replacing a major component like an engine or transmission there is no downside. Samcrac does just fine with his cheap investments that he probably ends up flipping anyway.
@@esiebert7625 so you’re saying you should only do it to screw over the next owner? You sound like every used car dealer out there.
@@brandonwelsh2743 I was going to reply to that response, but you covered it. 👍🏻🙂
@@neoanderson7 yeah I don’t know this Sam crack person but he sounds like a trash human.
Was that the lead singer of Flock of Seagulls sitting in the chair?
He could be!
I'm guessing you're not fans of putting a handful of dry rice in the radiator to fix leaks then. 🤣
I don't know about rice, but an egg has been proven to be an effective emergency repair for small leaks.
@@fokker1138 Must admit that I've never been a fan of putting anything except water and antifreeze into a radiator! 🙂
Look, you can do constant full repairs on ancient vehicles OR try a short term solution to give you some room to save and shop for a new vehicle.
Constant expenses that may not be worth it or a cheap fix-for-now, your choice.
You mean mechanic in a bottle doesn’t work or you get what you pay for? Only way to fix it is to fix it. Did it run ok after re assembly?
"One of these thigs is not like the other" one of them must be a pretender.
How much did you guys charge for a job like this? Asking for a friend🤣
Roughly $3300
Eh. Just take the head gaskets off. Makes things way simpler. 😁 /s