drain out my orange coolant?
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drain out my orange coolant?
i've herd some people say that the orange long life coolant can cause water seal damage. is this true. rael. in which cause if i should get the stuff out of my beloved 7 what should i replace it with?
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yes drain it. ALL of it. fill and flush with water a few times to make sure all its out.
the replace it with green prestone. the non friendly stuff LOL..
the replace it with green prestone. the non friendly stuff LOL..
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Speaking of flushing....is there a way to flush the heater core while I've got my engine out, or should I just wait til I drop the engine in and flush it the "standard" way?
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Originally posted by Liquid Anarchy
well MY FRIEND used 50/50 crisco and CEMENT for a while with no problems... doesn't mean there won't BE problems.
well MY FRIEND used 50/50 crisco and CEMENT for a while with no problems... doesn't mean there won't BE problems.
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Re: drain out my orange coolant?
Originally posted by andrew lohaus
i've herd some people say that the orange long life coolant can cause water seal damage. is this true. rael. in which cause if i should get the stuff out of my beloved 7 what should i replace it with?
i've herd some people say that the orange long life coolant can cause water seal damage. is this true. rael. in which cause if i should get the stuff out of my beloved 7 what should i replace it with?
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Some say it turns to jell-o in your motor, some say it eats up your seals, I say stay the hell away from it and go green. And be sure the stuff is engineered to work with aluminum, as not all green coolants are created equal.
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