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tahoe healey
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I've been using green anti-freeze but read in one of the recient Healey mag to use the red??? I also use water-wetterer. What do you all use? and why?
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Green.
It's what I've always used. My late model Japanese car also uses green. I've tried "Water Wetter" but couldn't tell that it made much noticeable difference.
It's what I've always used. My late model Japanese car also uses green. I've tried "Water Wetter" but couldn't tell that it made much noticeable difference.
bob hughes
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My antifreeze is blue
Put two bottles of water wetter in, I think that it has dropped the temperature down by around 10 degrees or more, but stupidly did not take the reading before I put it in. I thought it was around 190 from the position of the needle on the guage and now it is between 170 and 180. Forgot all about it, must check next time I am out.
Bob
Put two bottles of water wetter in, I think that it has dropped the temperature down by around 10 degrees or more, but stupidly did not take the reading before I put it in. I thought it was around 190 from the position of the needle on the guage and now it is between 170 and 180. Forgot all about it, must check next time I am out.
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You obviously don't have to worry about sub zero temperatures.
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tahoe healey
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Moss carries it too. Be carefull not to let the rad level get too high so it over flows. It comes out thick and does not evaporate on the garage floor as normal coolant does.