- Repair Valve Stem Seal Leaks
- Stop Blue Exhaust Smoke
- Reduce Oil Consumption
Product Details
Have you noticed that your car is consuming oil? It might be leaking oil, or even burning it in small amounts that you can’t detect. Our Rislone Professional Valve Seal Oil Consumption Repair quickly and safely restores valve seals so you can get back on the road.
The most common cause of valve seal leaks is age and/or high kilometres. The seal can also leak due to the vehicle being stored for an extended period of time. Extended storage in particular causes drying and hardening of the seal which leads to shrinking and cracking, and consequently leaking. This formula reverses aging damage and stops oil consumption in its tracks. Works with ALL gasoline and diesel engines using conventional, high kilometre and synthetic oil.
- Part Number: 44223
- Dosage: One bottle treats oil capacity from 4 litres to 6 litres.
- Size: 500mL
Additional Information
Rislone® Oil Seal™ Engine Oil Burning & Leak Repair is the fastest, safest way to solve your vehicles oil consumption issues. Your vehicle is a good candidate for this solution if it does not use more than one litre of oil per day. Depending on the severity of the leak, the first thing you may notice is the engine oil level decreasing. There may be bluish (blue and/or gray) smoke coming from the tailpipe upon starting the vehicle, more noticeably after it has been sitting for a while, like overnight. Your engine could also be consuming oil and you don’t see any smoke or leaks, as it is being burned gradually. Use with all types of motor oil, including regular petroleum, high kilometre, synthetic blends and fully synthetic. Can be used to top off oil when low, or to replace a half litre of oil when performing an oil change. Works with ALL petrol, LPG and diesel engines.
- Repair Valve Stem Seal Leaks
- Stop Blue Exhaust Smoke
- Reduce Oil Consumption
- Reinforced with Synthetic Polymers
- One Dosage Stops Smoking & Oil Burning
- Safe & Easy to Use, and Works Quickly
- Best Repair Formula Money Can Buy
- Synthetic Blend, for All Engines
INSTRUCTIONS:
1) Turn engine off.
2) Shake well. Remove the oil fill cap and pour Oil Seal™ Engine Oil Burning & Leak Repair into engine per dosage chart. Do not overfill. Reinstall cap.
3) Drive/idle engine for at least 15 minutes to mix thoroughly with oil and activate product to start working.
4) Top off engine (add oil as needed) and leave Oil Seal™ Engine Oil Burning & Leak Repair in the system for continued protection. Drive vehicle as normal. Most valve seal issues are corrected in 400 kilometres or 3 days of driving. For best results use with every other oil change.
DOSAGE:
One bottle treats oil capacity from 4 litres to 6 litres.
Use ½ bottle for oil capacity from 2 litres to 3.9 litres.
For larger systems use 1 bottle for every 5 litres. On 4-Stroke ATV, Motorcycle and small engines, including wet clutch applications, use approximately 100 mL per litre of oil capacity.
THE BEST Oil Seal™ Engine Oil Burning & Leak Repair MONEY CAN BUY
Advanced, specially-formulated synthetic polymers, along with premium valve seal restoring additives, work together better than all other regular treatments to create a long lasting repair.
SAFE TO USE ON:
Petrol Engines
Diesel Engines
LPG Engines
Turbocharged Engines
Racing Engines
WORKS ON ALL:
3, 4, 5, 6 and 8 Cylinders
Synthetic and Petroleum Oil
Cars, Trucks, Utes, Vans and SUV’s
VALVE GUIDE SEAL TYPES
(3 basic styles)
O-ring
Umbrella (Deflector)
Positive
*Top-Hat
*Metal Clad
*Ring and Band
*Ring and Spring
VALVE GUIDE SEAL MATERIALS
Nylon
Nitrile (NBR or Buna N)
Polyacrylate (PA)
Silicone
Viton (Fluoroelastomer)
Teflon
What is a Valve Guide Seal?
The simple answer is: A seal that fits around the valve stem and valve guide to prevent oil leakage.
The more detailed answer is: A valve guide seal, also known as a valve stem seal or valve seal, is located on the engine cylinder head inside of the valve springs. An automotive engine can have as few as 8 valves seals, or up to 32. These are located on the intake and exhaust valves and have a pretty difficult job to do as they need to allow some oil to (pass so that the valve stem and guide receive lubrication), but need to prevent larger amounts of oil from going into the combustion chamber to be burned. When too much oil is burned the vehicle will consume oil, emit blue exhaust smoke and cause valve carbon build up. This is bad for the environment, and also the emission system on the vehicle.
Leaking valve seals can account for over half of all oil consumption issues. It is amazing that such a small part that only costs a few dollars each can cause so many big problems.