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Originally posted by Jimjohn:
My 1994 ford taurus leaking oil - what is the best additive to help stop this leak

I would determine where exactly it is leaking from, and if possible fix it. If not switch over to a HM dino oil, save your money on any of the additives. For what some of them cost $25+ you can get 5 qts of a HM oil and a filter if on sale at AAP or P-Boys. Especially with July 4 around the corner.

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