Find Oil Leaks Easily With a UV Dye Light

In this video I'll demonstrate how to use engine oil dye and a UV dye light to find oil leaks.

Be sure to use the instructions provided by the manufacturer of the dye kit and oil dye you will be using.

Note: Run time may differ greatly depending upon the severity, or lack of severity, of the oil leak. Some times a day or two may be needed to get dye to leak out. Also, if you plan to look for the leak right after you run the vehicle please be carefull. The engine and exhaust system can be very hot and burn you.

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Repair your vehicle at your own risk! Barbour's auto help does not guaranty a proper repair using these techniques.

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