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Posted: 06/23/06
06:33 PM
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hi all,
I want to replace the antifreeze in my 2002 chevy tahoe, and the temperature where I live easily exceeds 50c (122 F) in the summer, and never gets below freezing point in winter. So I need an antifreeze that would help the engine run cooler, any recommendations?
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Gary_602Z
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Posted: 06/24/06
10:06 PM
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I would think that most top quality ones would be the same! I would be doing a solid cleaning of the radiator fins to help out also. Might want to check out http://www.redlineoil.com/products_coolant.asp
Gary
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MikeR
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Posted: 06/25/06
10:02 PM
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Check out this coolant. Cut and paste this link into you broswer.
http://www.amsoil.com/storefront/ant.aspx?zo=34396
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Product Description
AMSOIL Antifreeze & Coolant (ANT) is formulated to provide benefits far beyond those found in today's conventional antifreeze and coolant products. This revolutionary formulation provides maximum antifreeze and cooling protection in the most extreme temperatures and operating conditions. And unlike conventional ethylene glycol based products, which are highly toxic and even fatal, AMSOIL Antifreeze & Coolant is formulated with propylene glycol. It is biodegradable and requires no special disposal costs or procedures in most areas. Above all, its low toxicity limits the threat to children, pets or wildlife.
Boiling Point (sea level):
219° F at 40 percent concentration
222° F at 50 percent
225° F at 60 percent
increase by 40° to 45° F if a 15 psi radiator cap is used
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