Titan Head Gasket Repair Sealer Reviews
“I purchased the Titan Head Gasket Repair in attempt to get a little more life out of my (winter rat) 1997 Jeep Grand
Cherokee after a cooling system failure that nearly blew the engine and ended up resulting in a head gasket leak! I was
worried about the expense but it turns out that this stuff really is a modern miracle in a bottle! I used it as directed and no
more cooling or head gasket leaks.
Ray W. - Green Bay,
WI
I own a 2006 Nissan Frontier, my vehicle was having over heating and coolant loss issues. I was
getting cylinder misfire codes, O2 sensor code errors and my coolant resolver was having pressure issues. After
changing four O2 sensors, six cylinder coils and plugs, the spark plugs, the coolant reservoir and then I giving my
vehicle complete tune up I was still having overheating issues. I then took my vehicle to a second repair shop and they
advised I could try a bottle of head gasket repair before trying to physical repair the head gasket. I did my homework
and all the repair head products clams to do the same thing except Titan Head Gasket Repair Sealer. The reason I
chose Titan Head Gasket Repair over the other products because of the special polymer formula they use. All the other
brands use water-glass silicate. That water-glass stuff causes damage to any aluminum engine parts. The Titan folks
DON’T USE WATER-GLASS OR SILICATES in their polymer-based sealers. I followed the instructions on the box and
It fixed my vehicles over heating issues. I wish I would have used it before I spent all the money on my other parts. My
vehicle has over 180,000 miles and I'm still driving if thanks to Titan. I waited six months to give a full review. I put the
product into my truck on December 8,2017.” Steve - Florida
“Had a combustion leak in head gasket on 2005 Chevy Equinox. Continual air bubbles in coolant, running water sounds
during acceleration, and the smell of coolant from internal air vents. Vehicle has 195k on it but otherwise in extremely
good condition. Decided to it was worth the try after finding out titans formulation was different and way better than all
the other brands out there.
12 weeks later and still working great. Bubbles are gone, no more running water sounds, coolant temp completely normal
and steady. I was hesitant about using this and now I wonder why I waited over a year to try. The one thing I recommend
is follow the directions EXACTLY as written. If is says idle for 20 mins then then do it that way. I did not deviate from the
directions at all. As time goes by, I'll update results.”
Greg - Atlanta,
GA
“Our 2004 Subaru 4 cylinder developed a head gasket leak. I tried Bars Head Gasket Fix it didn’t work, then I tried Blue
Devil and that clogged my heater-core. Finally I found out about Titan’s non-silicate all polymer-based formula and IT
WORKED!!!! After installing Titan Head Gasket Repair, the leak stopped in about two hours. I recently found out Subaru
cars all have these types of head gasket issues and can’t believe they keep making these horrible Subaru’s. I’m glad
theres a product like Titan. Trust me, stay away from those water-glass sealers. Titan’s polymer is the way to go.
James - NJ
Just used the Ttian oil stop leak product today. It worked. The leak stopped after few hours...hoping it will last long
enough for me to save for a re-manufactured/re-build engine next year.
This product will surely work for those instances where seals and gaskets are dried up or shrank due to wear and tear. I
picked your oil stop leak because it was the only non-thickening formula I could find. Lucas oil stop leak is so thick it
won’t even pour out of the bottle. I don’t want that in my truck. I think you the Titan product is a lot more advanced than
any of the other brands out there. It’s not cheap but hey if it saved me from paying 1800 bucks to replace the rear main
seal, I say go for it.
Thanks for basically saving my ride.
Mark - FL
My 2002 Cadillac with the good-ole Northstar engine had been suffering performance issues for a long time now but
there was no indication of head gasket problems until last month. The car was just plain doggy and then one day I
started running hot and pulled over.
The overflow reservoir was boiling and releasing steam. As I cooled down and replaced my fluid and started the car
to burp air I noticed a lot of tiny bubbles in the overflow and then a couple more days of this and replacing fluid...at
this point water only I noticed finally a creamy color on the oil cap and my neighbor noticed white smoke one day as I
left home....well I decided to try the titan head gasket repair sealer because of advice from others. It makes sense to
me that their polymer formula would work better than the other brands because the all aluminum engine in my car. I
followed the instructions and it actually fixed the overheating condition but I was still seeing a few air bubbles in the
overflow tank. Called their customer service number and took advantage of their 2nd free application warranty.
Received the 2nd application about 2 days later and performed the procedure again and got it fixed the rest of the
way.
I have performance back that I didn't even realize I had lost over time. My 2002 caddy is running and performing almost
like the day I brought it home. I'm not out pushing it by any means but there is very noticeable change in performance,
the overheating issue is gone it’s been almost a year now and everything is good... I’m not a big review writer guy but I
think more people should know about this product. It works and they stand behind.
Matthew - CA
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