Engine ice Hi-performance coolant - tyds008 - engine ice 81081100

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Thanks to the TT exclusive formula, the old days of repeatedly unplugging the system or waiting for 12 to 24 hours for the air to clear out after filling the loop is behind us. One of the anti-corrosion components presented as Sodium or Potassium 2-ethylhexanoate and Ethylhexanoic acid is incompatible with Nylon 6,6 and Silicone rubber, and is known as Plasticizer. It does have a slightly higher (~5-7 degrees) boil point than the green ethylene glycol coolants, but that's it. I suspect you would defeat the advantages of the superior heat transfer ability of waterless coolant if you added water.

This exposes hot engine components to air and vapors, causing corrosion and contamination of the coolant with iron oxide particles, which in turn can aggravate the pressure cap problem as contamination holds the caps open permanently. With different types of glycol, water, and additive technologies, the chance of cross-contamination or an adverse reaction in the solution is very high. They each have a varying amount of freeze protection, so please check the specifications for each to find which formula is appropriate for your use.The rear cyl will drain as is and the front, hell, not enough to bother with removing the screw unless you are switching antifreeze brands and want the last tea spoon out of the system. Thanks again, this is why I would like this thread to tie the pros and cons together for the next people who need coolant.

Rapid Cool Blue Antifreeze contains corrosion inhibitors suitable for aluminium engines and is suitable for use in petrol and diesel engines. This way if your cooling system pukes out all the coolant on road or trail any critters that drink or eat it should not die or get sick. IIRC, I used less than a gallon, and that includes spillage from the burping, so that sounds about right. It's also less messy, less smelly and non toxic, particularly inportant if you have pets for example. Corrosion often produces sludge, which, if left in the system, builds up and can cause rusting and ultimately leaks in the system.

Since Zerex G-48 is turquoise, it could be confused with blue or green, so I am liking the orange Zerex Dex-Cool. I feel that KTM is trying to direct folks to Motorex instead of helping consumers find affordable quality products that can easily be purchased. Its not magic or snake oil, its simple chemistry that's used in all kinds of other applications, similar additives are used in office building HVAC water based cooling systems for example, for increasing pumping efficiency in pipelines etc. The manufacturer initially looked at off-road motorcycle performance, in a wide range of conditions, and straight out of the bottle it is able to reduce engine operating temperatures! Engine Ice can be used on and off-road, in all forms of automotive racing, including street and dirt.

Ive personally seen 2 different bikes puking that engine ice coolant on a ride after a hard flogging. Come join the discussion about modifications, troubleshooting, maintenance, performance, classifieds, and more!

Given you live in the land of the long winter you may wanna flush that out asap and replace with appropriate antifreeze solution. WCUK Online Ltd is authorized and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 824034) and acts as a credit intermediary. I do not see how it could hurt but I just thought I would ask the org before I put it in next weekend any advice would be appreciated! Premixed OEM Honda Type 2 coolant specs freeze protection to -34F, and 265F boiling point (according to this site https://www. Engine Ice meets or exceeds all relevant ASTM and SAE standards and requirements, and you can use it in virtually any vehicle with a radiator.

I refilled this one again with Dex-Cool and ran an additional 55,000 miles with no problems before selling it. When you are unsure, the best action is to drain and flush the system and replace it with fresh Engine Ice.Hopefully, you never loose your coolant, but this seems to complicate the repair/replacement process.