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product_id: 272481436
title: "Power Steering Stop Leak - 240ml (00232)"
brand: "bluedevil products"
price: "S$41"
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reviews_count: 7
category: "Blue Devil Products"
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# No oil change needed post-application Repairs within 2 days of driving Seals leaks in any fluid system Power Steering Stop Leak - 240ml (00232)

**Brand:** bluedevil products
**Price:** S$41
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🛠️ Stop leaks before they stop you — drive worry-free with BlueDevil!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Power Steering Stop Leak - 240ml (00232) by bluedevil products
- **How much does it cost?** S$41 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.sg](https://www.desertcart.sg/products/272481436-power-steering-stop-leak-240ml-00232)

## Best For

- bluedevil products enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted bluedevil products brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Drive & Repair:** Circulates while you drive, completing repair within 2 days
- • **Maintenance Friendly:** Mixes with oil—no need for costly oil changes after use
- • **Revitalize & Restore:** Softens and expands rubber seals to original flexibility
- • **Effortless Application:** Just add 1/3 bottle directly to reservoir—no mess, no fuss
- • **Universal Leak Stopper:** Effectively seals seeping or dripping leaks in power steering systems

## Overview

BlueDevil Power Steering Stop Leak is a 240ml automotive additive designed to restore rubber seals by softening and expanding them, effectively stopping leaks in power steering systems. Easy to use with a simple reservoir addition, it works while you drive and requires no oil changes afterward, making it a trusted solution for millennial professionals seeking hassle-free vehicle maintenance.

## Description

How does it work? Blue Devil Power Steering Stop Leak is a unique plasticizer for rubber seals White Shepherd absorbs into the seal to soften expand & revitalize the size and flexibility to its original condition How large of a leak does it repair? Blue Devil will seal leaks in any fluid systems that are seeping or dripping How much do I use? Add 1/3rd of a bottle to the power steering reservoir How long does the repair take? Start engine and drive vehicle or equipment to let Blue Devil circulate The repair is sealed while you drive up to 2 days drive time Do I have to change my oil after I apply White Shepherd? NO Blue Devil mixes with the oil and can stay in the system

Review: خطير - Most amazing product , tried lucas it reduced by this did the “stop” 😍
Review: Product by Bluedevil Works - I love this product. It worked.

## Features

- manufacturer: BlueDevil Products
- Item Trademark: BLUEDEVIL PRODUCTS
- Item Weight: pounds, pounds, 0.10, 0.10
- Item Category: Auto Accessory

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B006TZRAT4 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #34,768 in Automotive ( See Top 100 in Automotive ) #21 in Power Steering Fluids |
| Brand | BlueDevil Products |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (1,244) |
| Date First Available | 21 November 2013 |
| Item Weight | 0.28 g |
| Item model number | 00232 |
| Manufacturer | BlueDevil Products |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 00232 |
| Product Dimensions | 18.8 x 2.92 x 2.54 cm; 0.28 g |
| Voltage | 12 Volts |

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: so is this safe if my truck uses ATF on the steering system? im reading different answers anyone with actual experience?**
A: I Have atf in my truck also, it didn't harm anything by putting it in, didn't fix the leak either.

**Q: Can this safely mix with power steering fluid ?**
A: I e-mailed the Blue Devil Company and they said that Yes, it can be mixed with any type of power steering fluid. The good news: it's worked with great success in my wife's 2006 Dodge Grand Caravan, the bad news: it may have exacerbated a leak I had on my 2004 VW Golf (though it was probably my fault because I mistakenly had the steering wheel cranked too far to one side for too long while running this leak seal in my system, and having your steering wheel kept fully to one side or another puts too much stress on a system, even a leak-free one). Good luck! -Ken Z.

**Q: I have a 2004 Jeep Liberty which uses ATF +4 transmission fluid for the power steering system. Is this product compatible?**
A: Sorry I don't know. All I know is it's not for Honda's. Made it even worse.

**Q: My vw vanagon takes atf dexron for the power steering fluid. will this product mix with atf and will it damage my atf compatible seals?**
A: I think I should point out that even though your power steering use ATF. Your AT is not the same system as your power steering is. Many vehicles use ATF in place of a different fluid for power steering. That said I can not say definitively or not a "yes" or "no" to your question without referring you to the manufacturer (800)863-0426 (just called them myself for other questions). 

I'm assuming they already have considered the composition of most AFTs when they put the product on the market, but regardless you should talk with them; they are easy to get a hold of.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ خطير
*by H***M on 25 January 2026*

Most amazing product , tried lucas it reduced by this did the “stop” 😍

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Product by Bluedevil Works
*by K***N on 9 August 2024*

I love this product. It worked.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by M***4 on 15 December 2014*

**READ 1 YEAR UPDATE AT BOTTOM OF REVIEW** **READ 20 MONTH UPDATE AT BOTTOM OF REVIEW** **READ 40 MONTH UPDATE AT BOTTOM OF REVIEW*** Original Review written December 2014: I do all my work on my car myself, I also own 8 different cars. I have an in-floor hydraulic lift in my garage... So, I recently installed a new rack, high and low pressure lines, and a new pump in a 2006 Pontiac Grand Prix GXP. I had a slight leak from a seal near the pump, I checked everything and could not figure out what was wrong as the vehicle seemed to only leak while running. I turned to a stop leak as I knew the leak was probably coming from an O-Ring and I didn't have the time to remove and replace every single seal. I tried three fluids; here is a rundown for how each fluid worked.... Prestone: Prestone AS263 Power Steering Fluid with Stop Leak - 32 oz. : Only $4 at Wal-Mart, cheap, simple, probably a great fluid, won't do **** for stopping a leak. After pouring in over 2, 32oz bottles, I moved onto other stop leaks. Next try was the Lucas... Lucas: Lucas 10008 Power Steering Stop Leak 12 oz. : I love Lucas products, as their products have normally worked before, especially the Lucas Heavy Duty Oil Stabilizer (10001) . I thought I would give Lucas a try. Thick fluid, the bottle says results are normally immediate, yet may require two bottles. Mind you, each bottle costs about $10 and is 12oz. I tried two bottles over the period of one week, following all the directions. At the end of this week, I still had a leak. Luckily, Lucas has a money back guarantee, and after the Lucas failed, I was glad to utilize this guarantee. Although Lucas failed for me, made my pump whine worse than as if it was empty, and temporarily stained my garage floor, I got my money back. Skip Lucas for the stop leak. Bar's Leaks: Bar's Leaks 1600 Power Steering Repair - 16 oz. : Same viscosity as regular power steering fluid. Thought maybe the mixing of the two fluid was the answer. Nada!! Stained my garage worse than Lucas (Knowing how to get a stain out helps...brake fluid and baking soda were my friend through this ordeal). No money back guarantee. I should've just added water to the reservoir, maybe that would've worked better than Bar's and also cost less. Don't waste your money here. After three other failed stop leaks, I thought I would have to waste even more time that I didn't have to fix the damn leak. I turned to Google, searched "Best power steering stop leak" and every forum lit up with the words "BlueDevil". I did my research, and found that most reviews, on numerous sites and forums, for any BlueDevil product was a positive review. BlueDevil fixed my leak in under 5 minutes. After using about 114oz of the other stop leaks combined, I was truly amazed at how 3oz of BlueDevil (1/3 of the 8oz bottle) stopped the leak. If you are curious as if it is worth the money, I will tell you that buying anything else is truly a waste. I still have 5oz of BlueDevil stop leak left, and with how well it is holding up (about a week so far), I don't think I will even need to add more. For the peace of mind, I will now forever turn to BlueDevil before Lucas or any other brand. For those of you who take the logic of "It's a stop leak, so although it might stop the leak, it will plug up something else!" You are all fools and clearly do not understand how a stop leak works. I would never try a radiator stop leak, as those actually do plug everything. As for power steering, the only logical place you could have a fixable leak without having to replace major parts is at a seal. Power steering stop leak works by "expanding" the O-Rings between those seals. If my car was 20 years old, I wouldn't try a stop leak first, as it might simply destroy whatever is left of those O-Rings. In a system that is only a few years old, a stop leak will, and obviously for me, work! Also, if you're faced with having to replace a power steering system or spending $10 to see if this works, spend the $10, you may just save yourself thousands. ***1 Year Update*** (December 2014 to January 2016) Still working like a champ! I have put about 15k miles since the original writing of this review (December 2014). I have since used this to fix a leak on a friend's car roughly 8 months ago and his car has also not had any further leaks (1999 Dodge Durango, all factory pump rack and hoses). For all of the negative reviews, I can only assume that you had a leak on a part of the PS system that was made of metal, such as the rack itself or the high pressure hose. Even the low pressure hose has metal parts. It's not possible to "seal" a leak on a metal part of the PS system, the pressure of the fluid in most of those parts is simply too high. This simply seals the places where all of the parts of the system connect. If you have a hole, this is not a patch and will not work. If you really don't know where your leak is coming from and you have to decide between a bottle that costs <$15 and repairs that could cost upwards of $1000 you really can't go wrong giving this a try. I would be amazed to hear about how this fluid could harm a system that is dysfunctional and needs to be replaced to begin with. My leak came from where the high pressure hose connects to the pump itself, and no amount of tightening or new O-rings seemed to solve the problem. Good luck! *****20 Month Update***** I wrote the original review back in December 2014. I am writing this in August 2016. Since using this product in my Grand Prix, I have put over 30,000 miles on the vehicle, and have not done anything to the power steering in 20 months. The fluid in the reservoir is starting to get slightly yellow, which is to be expected after 30,000 miles. I still have no leaks. As for my friend with the 1999 Dodge Durango, he also has no leaks and has put about 8,000 miles onto his car since we put the stop leak in his car in May of 2015. I have since used this on a 2002 HONDA Accord. Yes I know, a Honda that takes "special" fluid. My friends car had a huge leak, and his dealer quoted him $1400 to replace the rack and pump. Knowing he would have to spend $1400 anyways, he knew that this stuff wouldn't make it worse on an already broken system. I put about 4oz of this in his car and within about 15 minutes, no leaks. He has been driving the car roughly two months now, and has had no problems using this in his car. He saved $1400, and I got dinner! Win-win lol. It works. I don't know what else to say. If you're faced with spending hundreds, or thousands in my friends case, this stuff really can't hurt an already broken system. *****40 Month Update***** The Grand Prix I have still works exceptionally well. It now has about 190k miles on it, and Blue Devil has held up for almost 4 full years now. I have since put on a total of 70K miles since my original review back in December 2014. I am writing this in April 2018. I have since done a flush of the power steering system, and it did come out a very light brownish red color. All is still runninf well with this car though! As for my friends Durango who I helped add this to, he sold it about 5 months ago, and he still had no problems with the power steering. My friend with the Accord still owns his car. He changed the power steering fluid as well, and did not have any problems afterwards. I am not in any way paid to do this, I just like to because I do a lot of research and what people say as first hand experience is what I find to be the best research for car additives and such. Good luck with your cars guys and gals!

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