Can i run this H/E in the winter?
Can i run this H/E in the winter?
So i finally have my heat exchanger ready to go into my car and im from Alberta which means we have some pretty cold winter -30 and im just woundering can i run this in the winter?? what type of coolant should i use???
No sir, i do believe anOm means 50% dexcool and 50% water, however if that indeed is what he means that is a bad idea, correct me if im wrong but you arent supposed to use anything MIXED with dexcool as it breaks it down and makes it virtually useless. Now im not 100% on this but unless they have changed the formula in dexcool within the last 4 years its intended to be used ALONE, no water. I apologize for any confusion i may have caused if i am wrong.
damn i took too long to type lol
damn i took too long to type lol
Unless GM has reformulated dex-cool then im almost positive however just a lil helpful hint as soon as you can GET RID OF THE DEX-COOL it is garbage is will cause build-up in your radiator and cooling system and will ulitmately be the cause of all your cooling system repairs such as waterpump, any sort of gaskets that may come in contact with the dex-cool, and it has done this since '96 when GM introduced it, now why they still use it i dont know but this is just my .02 worth.
Unless GM has reformulated dex-cool then im almost positive however just a lil helpful hint as soon as you can GET RID OF THE DEX-COOL it is garbage is will cause build-up in your radiator and cooling system and will ulitmately be the cause of all your cooling system repairs such as waterpump, any sort of gaskets that may come in contact with the dex-cool, and it has done this since '96 when GM introduced it, now why they still use it i dont know but this is just my .02 worth.
No sir, i do believe anOm means 50% dexcool and 50% water, however if that indeed is what he means that is a bad idea, correct me if im wrong but you arent supposed to use anything MIXED with dexcool as it breaks it down and makes it virtually useless. Now im not 100% on this but unless they have changed the formula in dexcool within the last 4 years its intended to be used ALONE, no water. I apologize for any confusion i may have caused if i am wrong.
damn i took too long to type lol
damn i took too long to type lol
yah the eating of seals and such was because people were using the old green **** andthen added or swapped to the newer dexcool and the full green stuff wasnt totally out o fthe system cause of the chemical differences, at work we dont have the greens tuff anymore we use this yellow works for everyone stuff its the same stuff as ford and mazda uses its a univeral stuff, if the car comes with dex we use that obviously. and ya 50/50 is correct. thats what i am using ruffly an i am in ontario,
No sir, i do believe anOm means 50% dexcool and 50% water, however if that indeed is what he means that is a bad idea, correct me if im wrong but you arent supposed to use anything MIXED with dexcool as it breaks it down and makes it virtually useless. Now im not 100% on this but unless they have changed the formula in dexcool within the last 4 years its intended to be used ALONE, no water. I apologize for any confusion i may have caused if i am wrong.
damn i took too long to type lol
damn i took too long to type lol
Agreed. They sell the premix quite a bit at my side job because people are lazy and don't want to cut it with water. I would say though the good side to this is you get the filtered demineralized water in the premix versus people putting tap water into the system. It's not horrible to use tap water but it will make the cooling system corrode from the inside out over time.
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