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Old 07-14-2014, 06:00 PM
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George Added only 1.5 gallons to the water flushed system.
My guess is he may be close to 60 water 40 antifreeze now.
A test would give the correct info.
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George Added only 1.5 gallons to the water flushed system.
My guess is he may be close to 60 water 40 antifreeze now.
A test would give the correct info.
Ahhh, I read the post wrong then, dohhhh!
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those testers are pretty cheap and easy to tell what you do have, and they give you marks for temp conversion. somebody in texas would be good with 0 to -10 i imagine, like they said the extra water will help in the summer
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