Bars leak head gasket fix

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Asked by Wild1_nyg Apr 07, 2017 at 06:40 PM about the 2001 Honda Civic DX

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have 2001 Honda Civic. I want to try and
use the bars leak but I wanted to know if
anyone has used it and on a 01 Civic.
Opinion!!!!

3 Answers

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Tom. I've had my fair share of getting screwed over recently and my head gasket wasn't actually fix and a lot of money came out my pocket. At this point I want to just fix it for the mean time to get to work and back at least and save up. Should I flush it out first?

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The only fix is a new head gasket. Maybe this junk will buy you some time or maybe not. Flushing the engine would not do anything in regards to a leaking head gasket.

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Depends on how large the leak is through the head gasket. It might work and it might not. It is a bandaide at best.

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