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I'm at 119K on my 2000 7.3l Excursion and am planning on the coolant flush and fill at 120K. That being said, I want to install a coolant filter and was wondering if I should install it now before I flush and fill or wait to install the filter after the flush and fill is complete???
I need to do this but our tap water is pretty much salt water. It leaves a nasty residue on anything it touches and has rusted a lot of plumbing in this area. I wont be introducing it to my engine. I plan to drain, fill with distilled. run for a while, then repeat until its as clear as possible. Then refill with Zerex G05. I really miss good tap water.
I need to do this but our tap water is pretty much salt water. It leaves a nasty residue on anything it touches and has rusted a lot of plumbing in this area. I wont be introducing it to my engine. I plan to drain, fill with distilled. run for a while, then repeat until its as clear as possible. Then refill with Zerex G05. I really miss good tap water.
This was the cause of death to the first engine in the Chevelle. I had no idea the water was so disgusting, the house I was renting at the time had inline filters on anything that had running water. I never saw them as the HO had them all tucked away in a maintenance cubby behind a panel next to the water heater. Slick setup, but so was that engine...
How many gallons of distilled will I need overall?
Swmpbgy1
Please see the link I posted for you in post #4.
There's a lot of info there, especially if you're gonna upgrade to the CAT EC-1 spec'd OAT coolant or change out your water pump, but it's a great resource for flushing and maintenance on your rig.
There's a lot of info there, especially if you're gonna upgrade to the CAT EC-1 spec'd OAT coolant or change out your water pump, but it's a great resource for flushing and maintenance on your rig.
Stewart
Nuff said.....I didn't read the thread thoroughly enough.....Where are yall finding the Chevron Delo ELC? Amazon?
Is it necessary to change the water pump at this time? What are the signs it may be toast?
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