ENGINE OIL ADDITIVES

Engine Oil Stop Leak

Lucas Engine Oil Stop Leak is an all new formulation of Lucas additives and very specific base stocks designed to stop seal leaks in engines!

Key Benefits

Compatible with petroleum, semi-synthetic and full synthetic motor oils
Renews worn seals with no risk of damage or eventual corrosion
Reduces engine noise and oil consumption, while raising oil pressure
Contains no harmful solvents

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#10278	1 Quart (Case of 12)	25 lbs
#10279	1 Gallon (Case of 4)	33 lbs

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The leak had disappeared completely in a matter of days.

I have a 1987 Ford F150 with over 260k miles. It developed a rear main seal leak and not worth the money to have it replaced on a vehicle this old. Put the whole bottle of Lucas Oil Stop Leak in my next oil change and the leak had disappeared completely in a matter of days. The truck is also running smoother and the inline 6 engine sounds better than it did before.

Red S., NC

This stuff is amazing. Will be adding a quart with every oil change.

I’ve got a 2005 GMC Savannah with almost 300k. Started using alot of oil. Needed a liter every 500km. The oil pressure would drop so low at idle that the light came on. 3 min after adding a bottle of this Engine Magic you call Stop Leak and my oil pressure is right back to where it should be. This stuff is amazing. Will be adding a quart with every oil change.

Aaron M.

Thanks for making such a GREAT product! It sure saved me a lot of cash!

I am a salesman who puts a lot of miles, a mixture of highway and city stop and go, on vehicles. I currently own a 2005 Toyota Camry with 205,000 miles on it's 4 cylinder engine. About two months ago I started noticing a puff of smoke on the first start up of the day. It kept getting progressively worse, so I spoke to a mechanic who told me the valve seals were shot. Cost of repairing the seals wouldn't be that much more than replacing the engine with a used one. The engine was not leaking oil on the garage floor and it runs really well, so I started looking for an alternative. On the advice of another mechanic I picked up an additive from a well known company. It didn't come close to slowing down what had become a pretty significant cloud. I didn't want to spend $3500 on a car with that amount of miles and decided to give it one more shot, I've used a variety of Lucas products and have always been pleased with the results. Changed the oil using one of the best synthetic oils you can buy and substituted a quart of Engine Oil Stop Leak. On the bottle you state "It Works" and I am living proof that it does exactly that. On the very first start up the next morning NO SMOKE! Not only that, but the engine runs smoother and much quieter. Thanks for making such a GREAT product! It sure saved me a lot of cash!

Doug G.

And To My Surprise, It Has Worked.

I personally just purchased a 2000 Toyota Camry with a significant oil leak when running. I used the stop leak Lucas engineered and to my surprise, it has worked for now. I'm hopeful that it's a long term remedy and in the future I'll be treating my engine with this every oil change considering the car is running after 270k!

David A., Peoria, IL

After a week it has stopped dripping!

Got a 2002 f150 4.2 for my wife. It had 20800 miles on it and was a one owner in really good shape. Except when got it home there was oil leaking under it. Locked like rear main seal. Change oil and filter and put some of that Blue rear main sealer in it. Dove it like they said and it did not help. Was dripping ever time she came home. So I was about to spend a lot of money to replace the rear seal. But said I will try the Lucas oil stop leak before spending a lot of money on it. After the first day it slowed down the drip and after a week it has stopped dripping. Yes it still used a little oil but it is a old truck with a lot of miles. It has been about 5 weeks now and no drip in the carport. How long it will work I don't know. But for me it did a great job. Yes I would say try it if you have a leak. Best $14 I spent in along time.

Dave G., Dale City, FL

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