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there is nothing wrong with using green coolant in a diesel as long as you also add athe diesel coolant additive to it.
i now have over 496,000 miles on my 88, and it has always had green in it.
i now have over 496,000 miles on my 88, and it has always had green in it.
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is this for your excursion?
if so, i think the recommended coolant for that is gold. that is what i have in my 02, because it came with it. the 88 came with green, so that is what i always put in it.
if so, i think the recommended coolant for that is gold. that is what i have in my 02, because it came with it. the 88 came with green, so that is what i always put in it.
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If you're talking about something like Zerex G-05, it specifically states "low silicate," which is what you want in a diesel. I'm not sure what you mean here.