Questions for Chemists...
Is there a cheap chemical test that can be performed at home to detect the presence of antifreeze on a swab taken from the lip of the exhaust pipe?
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Beuler?
Beuler? Beuler? |
There are test strips you can dip in the coolant to detect exhaust gases.
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That's a damn good question. A quick way to test for a failed coolant seal.
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here's a good way to see if coolant is burning...
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Yes, but would you smell a little tiny leak? How much exhaust fumes would you have to inhale to detect a small one?
No small leaks? Ha. I wouldn't count anything out. The swab would be for the truely anal-retentive. Or for testing a car before buying. Or would the swab detect old residue? What if the engine was just rebuilt? Ah, who knows, but it's fun to speculate though. |
If it burns your eyes... there is antifreeze present.
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hydrocarbons and misfires burn your eyes. coolant is sweet and kinda tastes like coolaid :)
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This thread is retarded, the coolant test strips are a quick easy way to determine if you have a bad seal, they've been around for awhile.
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if this thread is retarded, why are you posting in it?
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How about using those dye kits in the coolant and stuff the UV lamp into the tailpipe?
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lol, Why not just lick the inside of your exhaust pipe to see if it tastes sweet?
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naw,
stuff like that's only funny when i say it. nice try though. :) |
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