What did you do to fix that leak?

ok so DUH we all have jeep cherokee's and yeah DUH they all have leaks of a sort of another and finding a GOOD leak stop is hit or miss... I really have only had luck with like three stop leak deals... and the saying goes you get what you pay for...
Anyhow I will toss in my few succes stories and if anyone has a story to tell about the same application having FAILED please post that as well it helps to eliminate DIFFERENT kids of leaks...

So the MOST common leak is a coolant leak... I have found that if you cannot FIND the leak that "alumaseal" works great... I have a three core radiator not sure of the makeup wether brass or plastic but I gave this stuff
http://images.drillspot.com/pimages/2990/299059_300.jpg
a shot and it worked GREAT however I found out that my OTHER leak was due to my mechanical fan making contact with the radiator and thus poking a hole in it... THAT SUCKS, BUT I found a great fix for that
its called quick steel and I guess its most like JBWeld but already mixxed you just have to knead it together and apply it...
http://www.richard-perry.com/HDSeat/...QUICKSTEEL.JPG
I bought this at auto zone for like 3 bucks and I used about 1/4 of this stuff for the hole... basically I just smushed it into the fins where the coolant was leaking from ( it set in water as well) then once I got a good amount on it I killed the motor and let it sit for a few hours as directed and WOW it TOTALLY stopped leaking!

as some of you guys know a few weeks ago I rearended an 18 wheeler which wreaked havoc on my steering gear box seal... it was draining out not DRIPPING but DRAINING... anyhow after a few days of bionic steering methods I decided to a money back deal with Lucas oil on the power steering stop leaks... knowing the reputation Lucas Oils has I could NOT pass this up
http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/wcs...8_pri_larg.jpg
They come in two sizes of bottles and after reading the directions I opted for the larger 32oz bottle as it stated two applications MIGHT be needed
Anyhow I tossed that stuff in the other day in the FREEZING COLD and came to find out where my BIGGEST leak was... the cap had TINY cracks in it... it was seeping out of the cap literally... not the SEAL on the cap but from the top where it has the writing on it, Anyhow I drove it to work and back with the whining noise diminishing which was a good sign and especially in the cold I thought just wait for the steering to get difficult again... it never did, Im on day three now with ONE application of the stop leak and my jeep isnt whining and the steering is smooth again and not a SINGLE drop on the ground now... I am astonished...
As for Smoke issues and the "smoke be gone" sealers... I had to use this once on my first XJ and I opted for the literal smoke be gone brand
I cant find an image for that particular brand but this one is just like it
http://img3.prosperent.com/images/25...w_pri_larg.jpg
it worked good enough to pass california emissions so Im good with it
Anyhow those are my succes stories now lets hear YOURS!

wow NOBODY?

Ummm my waterpump was leaking, and I put on a new waterpump. My RMS was leaking and I put in a new RMS. Hope this helps :thumbsup:

A few weeks ago I fixed a coolant leak.... one of the reasons it was leaking was the hose clamps loosened up a little so I fixed that, but it was still leaking, so I threw in some Bars Leaks Coolant fix stuff and after a few hours it stopped. And my rear main seal leaks a tiny bit so I threw in some oil stop leak( same brand as the coolant one)and after a day or two it stopped as well

If you were out wheelin say at creekside would you wanna take the time and MONEY and effort into replacing a pump ORRRR just toss some 15$ stop leak into it???
I opt for the FAST fix and keep wheelin!