Pink antifreeze
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Re: Pink antifreeze
Long ago I read that OAT was not suitable for our cars, since then it’s been Bluecol and distilled water, for me. Now it appears to be confirmed! End of story !
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Re: Pink antifreeze
Exactly. There never was a story or any need for these never ending “debates” in the first place.
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Re: Pink antifreeze
But isn't that what General Discussion is for? Not everybody would of read previous discussions and it was sparked by a genuine question from the op. Not everyone will be aware of the various types IAT, OAT,SOAT etc and many suppliers make statements of suitable for all, but that is the usual marketing BS.
At the end of the day the owner can choose to use whatever they feel is best for their car.
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Re: Pink antifreeze
Yes it is what the forum is for but the forum is searchable and a search would bring up numerous old threads.Bill_qaz wrote: ↑Mon Dec 04, 2023 7:39 pmBut isn't that what General Discussion is for? Not everybody would of read previous discussions and it was sparked by a genuine question from the op. Not everyone will be aware of the various types IAT, OAT,SOAT etc and many suppliers make statements of suitable for all, but that is the usual marketing BS.
At the end of the day the owner can choose to use whatever they feel is best for their car.
Stephen
1969 1098cc Convertible “Xavier” which I have owned since 1989.
Stephen
Stephen