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					03-22-2008, 15:16 
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					Extended coolant that doesn't require mixing with water means it already IS mixed with water, normally 50/50. Doesn't matter whether it is Red or Green, concentrated (you mix with water), or pre-mix, it's functionally the same as long as it meets the ratings. You want to see TMC RP329, generaly, for a Detroit. I use Zerex Extended Life, bought in concentrate and then mixed with distilled water. I wouldn't mind if it was Ready-to-use (which Zerex makes), but my local source doesn't carry it that way. On 3/23/2008 at 1:57 AM Bob Lawrence wrote: >Hi group, > >I plan on replacing my coolant with the green extended coolant sold by >truck dealers. >This doesn't require a 50/50 mix so was wondering about having to check >with test strips since not a mixture with water. >Just fill it to the brim and go? > >Bob Lawrence >84 P36 >Presently in Boulder City Nv till 1st of month then heading east on 40. > > > >------------------------------------ > >Yahoo! Groups Links > > > | |||
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