HOLLY, Mich. — The
newest easy-to-use, low-cost vehicle solution from Bar’s Leaks is
formulated to offer multiple benefits for engine cooling systems. Bar’s
Leaks Cooling System Repair not only stops coolant leaks and antifreeze
loss, it also prevents overheating and corrects other cooling system
problems to protect against future breakdowns and costly cooling system
repairs.
“Bar’s Leaks Cooling System Repair offers twice the
performance of other products on the market,” said Clay Parks, vice
president of development for Bar’s Leaks. “Our dual cavity bottle
contains two unique formulas that combine to provide complete protection
upon installation. One side includes a blend of carbon fiber sealer,
leak-sealing liquid and stop leak treatment to stop and prevent
antifreeze loss. The other side adds system protection in the form of
water pump lubricant, corrosion inhibitors and heat transfer agents. In
addition, Cooling System Repair includes Xtreme Cool, our proprietary
wetting agent that reduces water temperature to prevent overheating.”
To
treat a cooling system, simply pour the bottle’s entire contents into
the vehicle radiator and idle the engine for 15 minutes.
Most
leaks stop instantly after installation. Bar’s Leaks Cooling System
Repair (P/N 1150) works in all gasoline, diesel and turbocharged
engines. It may be used with all types and colors of antifreeze and/or
water.
“If you’re facing an expensive repair bill for a coolant
leak, try Bar’s Leaks Cooling System Repair first,” said Parks. “It
safely and easily seals leaks in plastic, aluminum and metal radiators,
heater cores, gaskets and freeze plugs.”
Like all Bar’s Leaks
products, Cooling System Repair is made in the U.S.A. It is available to
distribution in case packs of four, 16.9-ounce bottles.
For more
information about Bar’s Leaks Cooling System Repair, call (800)
345-6572, email
customersupport@barsproducts.com or visit the website at
www.barsleaks.com.
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