Coolant
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07-12-2007 | 12:25 PM
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Coolant
Anybody recommend a specific brand of coolant? I am planning on getting my 180* thermostat and i figured as long as im messing with it i might as well flush the old coolant out and put in new coolant. Living in the harsh MN winter i think it may make my life a little easier come january.
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07-13-2007 | 09:37 AM
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RE: Coolant
ORIGINAL: chopperzen
Zerex G-05
Zerex G-05
Found this on another site...
Dodge recommends Zerex G-05 with de-mineralized water to help reduce the risk of cooling system deposits. The 50/50 mixture provides protection down to -34°F
Just remember No drinking the left over coolant. I know it looks cool and allbut it can make you go blind.
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07-13-2007 | 10:59 AM
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RE: Coolant
ORIGINAL: Pappy_FB
+1
Found this on another site...
Dodge recommends Zerex G-05 with de-mineralized water to help reduce the risk of cooling system deposits. The 50/50 mixture provides protection down to -34°F
Just remember No drinking the left over coolant. I know it looks cool and allbut it can make you go blind.
ORIGINAL: chopperzen
Zerex G-05
Zerex G-05
Found this on another site...
Dodge recommends Zerex G-05 with de-mineralized water to help reduce the risk of cooling system deposits. The 50/50 mixture provides protection down to -34°F
Just remember No drinking the left over coolant. I know it looks cool and allbut it can make you go blind.
Sorry to threadjack, but did you ever get that cat problem fixed? Antifreeze is good for that, too![sm=alcoholic.gif]
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07-13-2007 | 12:22 PM
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