BerrymanProducts 0712 Transmission and Power Steering Sealer with Easy Pour-in Long-Neck Bottle, 11 Ounce, (Single Unit)

Berryman's is a well established product which has been around for decades. Its not some new "Miracle Product", rather its a proven product to help resolve small seal and gasket leaks in Power Steering, Transmissions, Engines, etc..If you have a MAJOR LEAK, that is most likely going to require a physical repair. A major leak is when you need to add fluid very often.If your power steering loses fluid and you need to add some fluid every couple of weeks, then the Berryman's product is likely going to help. If you are realistic with your expectations, then you will likely be pleased. If you think this will solve a leak which requires you add fluid every day, this likely is NOT going to solve your leak issue. Only a physical repair and replacement of the defective parts will likely solve that problem.Try the Berrymans, just be realistic. Some products make claims which are just unreal. Also, use a quality product like Berryman's BEFORE you have a leak and this is very likely to help prevent one. You get what you pay for. Cheap fluids are just that. Berryman's is a high quality and long established product that when used appropriately, works very well.

My power steering leaked very badly. I went through at least 10 quarts of different brands of fluid in 6 months. I had to add every 3rd day. $1,200 to have it fixed. I used 2 bottles of Berrymans over a span of time. It slowed the leak down a lot. Nothing else slowed it down at all. I then added a thick fluid that was not Berrymans to finish the job.

My wife goes nutz about oil drips on the garage floor. Had a small drip and traced it to the Power Steering Pump. Put in this Berryman Product and no more leaks. Mama is happy . . . As is my car.

My 1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee is falling apart. It has a transmission leak.... has had for a few years. Hubby told me to buy this, that it would seal the leak. So far so good.

First pic shows what my driveway looked like under my 2004 Nissan Murano AWD SL. These are all leak spots from the power steering high pressure hose and system. The big spots are the size of a soccer ball, the smaller are the size of a soft ball, and smaller. I followed the instructions on the product ( 1 ounce of product for power steering leaks ). Now, I made one exception, 1 ounce of product = 6 teaspoons of product. In my case because my problem was so severe, I put 7 teaspoons of product in my power steering reservoir. As you can see in the first pic the spots go from being very large to smaller and then smaller. After a month of the product being used, the second pic is of my driveway underneath the same area of my car that the first pic was taken. There are 3 spots in the pic, one is the size of a nickel, the other 2 are the size of a dime. What an improvement, one a person can live with, and may be even get better the longer the product is in the system.I have noticed no change in how the power steering is working, I am very pleased. This is how the product worked for me, as for how it may work for you, who knows. When dealing with cars every situation is different, but a mechanic wanted $800.00 US, and a bottle of this product was $13.00. At this time in my situation with everything that is going on, I had no choice but to try this product, and I am glad I did.

I have been using Berryman products for about 40 years, and have had amazing results with Chemseal in transmissions and power steering units that I didn't think it would help.I am a certified mechanic (retired) and will be using these two bottles in my own cars as a preventative.I also use Berrymans Chemtool in the gas tank of my cars. My sister had a very high mileage Saturn and a few years ago she visited me. The car always got regular maintenance and service, but she mentioned her gas mileage wasn't what it used to be. She figured the engine was just tired. I put a can of Chemtool in her gas when she filled up before the drive home -- about 160 miles. She called when she got home and said she was totally amazed -- her mileage went up significantly and the car seemed to be more responsive and have more pep.If all is well, you may not notice the difference, but if your injectors or carburetor needs attention, you can't do better than Berrymans Chemtool, and if your automatic transmission leaks or is sluggish, well, if Chemseal doesn't fix it you need your transmission rebuilt.

I purchased the Berryman Products 0712 Transmission and Power Steering Sealer to stop a Transmission leak. The product has worked for over a month now. So far so good. I am pleased with this product.

This has really helped to stop my power steering fluid leak. After two applications it's not or barely leaking anymore. Before that I had to refill at least once a week. It's already holding since 3 months. Very happy with this!