Antifreeze
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ruffdog
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The glycol types (PG and EG) are IAT coolants.
Antifreeze and Coolants Explained Ireland | Choose the right product
Antifreeze and Coolants Explained Ireland | Choose the right product
Walter L
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Is our new style LS engines a liner engine if so then we need a coolant supplement ? The only thing my owners manual says is ASTM D5216 that tells me its a Propylene Glycol base engine coolant Automobile and Light-Duty Service, so i would think that would mean that our engine is not a liner engine like the old MF 135 Perkins engine and not need SCA or Supplement coolant additive.
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Personally , I flushed my engine with distilled water and switched to an extended life antifreeze ...not to protect liners (my tractor doesn't have liners "unfortunately") but to protect
Other components of the cooling system...
Other components of the cooling system...
mred2
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I really don't know antifreeze. But I know that I have a 2003 JD dozer, got used. A little low on antifreeze. Took the cap off and the inside looked like new. It was really clean. I went back with the best JD antifreeze. I know JD does not make it. They have someone put their name on it. I was told to get the best with the most anti corrosion I could get. Or get an additive to put in it for the water pump and to stop the corrosion.
