I had a small leak on a 10 year old cars rack and pinion. I found your Lucas rack and pinion stop leak product at Walmart, I called your 800 number and got hold of a real person, they answered my question. I installed the product in the power steering and it worked instantly! Saving me $1300 ! Thanks for a great product and service by Americans in the USA!

I drive a BMW. One day, I lost the power steering. I was told that I would need a NEW rack and pinion...THIS WOULD COST ME nearly $2,000! I tried several other Stop Leak products with NO RESULTS. Skeptically, I tried Lucas Stop Leak after reading "Guaranteed to stop any leak or your money back"! WAS I SHOCKED! After 1.5 bottles, the leak was stopped AND NO DRIPS! I'm a believer! I now have power steering AND I did not have to fork out $2,000! I now use your products exclusively!

I own a 2000 Mercedes S500 sedan. About 3 months ago, its powering steering pump made loud squeaking sound and my MB mechanic told me the hose leaks after checking it out. Rather than replacing the power steering unit which could easily cost me more than a $1000, he gave me a 1-liter bottle of the German Febi power steering fluid to periodically add it to the reservoir. After a few weeks, it didn't stop the slow leak, so I switched to 4 different U.S. brands of steering fluids, tried a little bit of each, and still the slow leak continued. Then about 3 weeks ago, I read about the Lucas stop leak and bought a 32-oz. container of your stuff. I started adding the Lucas fluid into the reservoir a few squirts at a time, daily for about a week, making sure not overfilling it, checking the dipstick twice each time. Then I stopped adding the fluid for one week, but continued checking the fluid level. Lo and behold, the leak stopped! The steering works fine now and I continue to enjoy the smoothness and prestige of the Mercedes S500 luxury sedan.

Hi, I would like to say that your Lucas Power Steering Stop Leak is amazing. I added it to my reservoir and it fixed the leak around the power steering canister almost straight away. Thanks, Justin Weir New Zealand

I would like to say that a while ago around sometime in 2005 I had a 1999 Chevy Lumina (car) 3.1L V6. The power steering reservoir was leaking, so I bought the Lucas Power Steering Stop Leak and it went away after the first time using it. I was really amazed! Now I always recommend Lucas Oil Products to other people because it worked for me. Ryan

Great product --- I used your power steering stop leak on my 02 Camry. There were no leaks but the rack had extreme binding; to the point where the car was becoming undrivable. I just wanted to say that almost immediately after replacing the fluid in the Reservoir with your product, the car began steering like it was new again. It's been over a week now so I'm convinced that you have saved me a bundle on a rack replacement. David Trapanese

Your power steering product saved me a ton of money!! My2003 Honda Pilot had rack and pinion leakage and a terrible squeal. Repair cost was anywhere from $1,000 to $1500. I researched other solutions temporary or otherwise and came upon your product. About $10 and half a bottle later, there has been no leaks, squeals, or noise issue whatsoever with my steering for over 3 months and 1,500 miles. Your product and your company are the real deal. Ron Sierra

2002 I gave my daughter a 1993 Dodge Dynisity with over 125,000 miles on. She recently called with a very bad power steering leak. (She lives in N/E New Jersey I live in N/W Arkanses) So I told her to take it to the local shop. She called me and said that 2 seals on the rack and pin were leaking, and that they filled the fluid box and sent her on her way. The next day she agean called to say that she had to put in more power steering fluid. I told her to get the LUCAS PSSL and use it instead of reg. power steering fluid.

The Buick dealer said I needed a new power steering pump and pressure hose and they said I had a leak. Since I heard the Lucas products are great and like the name Lucas anyway (no relation), I tried having some of the old power steerting fluid replaced along with adding the Power Steering Stop Leak. It has been about three months and is working great. The power steering sounds and feels great and there are no more leaks. I was able to pass the old Buick with 196,000 miles along to my younger son. He had a lot of trouble with his Mazda and now he can drive my old Buick until he can find a car; at which time I will sell the Buick or give it to charity. The Lucas Power Steering Stop Leak saved me several hundred dollars and the old Buick is running like it did when I got the car about 150,000 miles ago.

I bought a sienna van and notice the power steering was leaking, took it to a buddy, he said about 400.00 bucks to fix, i thought what the heck, saw the Lucas Oil Power steering leak fix, bought some, put it in and no leaking at all, AWESOME PRODUCT!