proper antifreeze for 1986 944
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proper antifreeze for 1986 944 - 6/26/2008 5:34:31 PM
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dave1986944
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what should be used? got this Zerex G-05 stuff says it''s OK for aluminum and some Prestone Extended Life that says it''s for any car and can mix with any existing coolant- anybody know if either is OK? Appreciate your comments, thanks.
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RE: proper antifreeze for 1986 944 - 6/29/2008 4:21:57 AM
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willard3
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You want NO phosphates in the contents. It must say on the outside that it works for aluminium.
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RE: proper antifreeze for 1986 944 - 6/30/2008 9:53:06 AM
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9magazine
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Yep, make sure its for that Alum Block!!! Brian Editor 9 The Online Porsche Magazine http://www.9magazine.com
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RE: proper antifreeze for 1986 944 - 7/3/2008 4:39:29 PM
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hadakaneko
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My mechanic, whom has been working on Porsches for 35 years, reccomends either Volkswagon, or Auidi antifreeze. Last time I checked the Volkswagon was 25 a gallon and the Audi was about 12. So go for the Audi antifreeze. Same quality on both of those, and unless I''m mistaken the Volkswagon stuff is the exact same stuff that Posche uses from the factory. Go the the dealer service department for those. Cheers,
< Message edited by hadakaneko -- 7/3/2008 4:50:52 PM >
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RE: proper antifreeze for 1986 944 - 7/4/2008 6:22:16 AM
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Fast951
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Use distilled water available by the gallon from the supermarket to mix 50/50 (or whatever your desired mix is) instead of using plain old tap water. Tap water usually has undesireable qualities for use in an aluminum engine. No sense to use top shelf German coolant and then mix it with crappy water.
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