Hello All,
I was watching the show "Trucks" on TNN, and they were installing a new
aluminum radiator, and adding a blue liquid that they said was a "waterless
coolant." They explained that there were some modifcations to the system
that needed to be made before this new coolant could be added. A different
water pump and thermostat were installed, and the bypass hose was
eliminated, then this blue liquid was added. They claimed a 300 degree
boiling point at zero pressure! I know all the modifications should help
the new coolant cool better, but just the high boiling point should be
enough of a reason to change over to this new liquid if you're having boil
over problems. Anybody hear of this stuff? Does it actually work?
Tom
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