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Ghost Coolant leak on my 04 Yukon XL 5.3... advice anyone?
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I took it to the mechanic a few days ago, I just picked it up. It's had the leak for the past three months, I didn't find any milky color on the dipstick in the mornings, when I turn on the engine I wouldn't smell anything coming out of the exhaust.
He said it's either the head gaskets or it's a very small leak that's dripping into the engine and evaporates.
replacing both head gaskets would cost me $2000 but he suggested me to use the high-end stop leak.
What are you do folks suggest, should I use the stop leak?
Is there any other solution than replacing the head gaskets and using stop leak?
I don't have the budget to replace the head gasket at all, and this is my daily driver. I was planning on keeping it for a long time and fixing it up customizing it etc.
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