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09-06-2011, 03:27 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2008
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Dear members,
I have a difficult time choosing the appropriate solution. The manual indicates an anti-freeze ethylene glycol antifreeze solution [ESR-FM7C-35C or ESB-M97B-18C] based on old AS standards(?). Presently there are for sale solutions, like ESE (second E, rather that R) M97B18-C Type A on AS2108-2004 standards, but there are others for Type B. I'm also confused if I should find just an a/freeze - a/boil, rather that a (just) a/freeze solution. Finally, should I just stick on the abovementioned chemical compound only? I'm worried that if something else is used, it may affect the engine. Can you please assist? Many many thanks, Flokos. |
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Coolant solution Telstar 1985 AR
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