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🔦 Illuminate your leaks, eliminate the guesswork!
Interdynamics 374 CS Engine/Transmission Dye is a professional-grade UV dye compatible with 7 types of oil and fuel systems, designed to quickly and accurately identify leaks in engine oil, transmission, power steering, and fuel systems. Simply add the dye, drive about 50KM, and use a black light to visually pinpoint leaks, saving time and costly repairs.
| ASIN | B002M4G24U |
| Brand | A/C Pro |
| Brand Name | A/C Pro |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 2,445 Your Review |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00047876013741 |
| Item Weight | 45 g |
| Manufacturer | Interdynamics |
| Material | Plastic |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Model | 374CS |
| Output Type | Analog |
| Part Number | 374CS |
| Specific Uses For Product | Automotive oil and fuel system leak detection |
| UPC | 047876013741 |
| Unit Count | 1.00 Pack |
A**Q
Useless
Does not identify leak
D**M
An absolute time saver.
If you are chasing a "phantom" leak that seems to be dripping from the sump but you suspect is originating elsewhere, this UV dye is an absolute lifesaver. I used it to track down a stubborn leak on my Alfa. From underneath the car, everything pointed toward a sump gasket failure, but the dye revealed a completely different story. Once circulated, the fluorescent trail showed the oil was actually weeping from a seal much higher up the block and simply trailing down the casting.
W**R
Works Perfect to Locate a Leak.
Worked as expected. Wasn’t like NEON but worked great. Found the leak right away.
M**Z
Easy to find leak
Works like it should. Used this to find where a coolant leak was at. Easy to see. Make sure you have a black light. I forgot to take pictures but worth the price to help diagnose where a leak is at.
T**N
Helps find an oil leak much easier.
I used this to find an oil leak in my Jaguar XKR that couldn’t find for ever. I thought it was the oil pan gasket failure so I replaced it twice. Then I tried this dye and was able to find it had a very small leak from front of engine. Worth the money. You really need a black light to follow the trail
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