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I have a tech article on my site on how I flushed and changed to the ELC coolant along with putting in a coolant filter and a 203* tstat. I went with the Zerex G-05 because it was handy and I dont plan on running the same coolant for 300,000 miles. LINK
Glad to see you're back. I had saved your link from an earlier post and used it to change my coolant, radiator hoses and to add a billet aluminum thermostat housing and 203* thermostat after New Years.
Some of the guys have missed your website. It's good to know that it has come back to life.
Sorry its been down, I have have been kinda busy.
I just put that back up last night but its an old version of my site and doesnt have the the links to FTE that the newer version had. I lost the new site during a domain and hosting change. I'm working on a new site and it will give equal billing to FTE.
Then hopefully this spring Ill get to doing some of the things I have planned and add on to the site.
BigDaddy!!!
We were concerned about ya, even started a small thread.
Glad to know your feet are still hitting the floor in the morning!
Medic, I think you have to keep some test strips and add STC to the orange, not positive. May have been something else too, still on my first cup of coffee...
Last edited by Steve_250; Jan 17, 2006 at 07:34 AM.
BigDaddy!!!
We were concerned about ya, even started a small thread.
Glad to know your feet are still hitting the floor in the morning!
Medic, I think you have to keep some test strips and add STC to the orange, not positive. May have been something else too, still on my first cup of coffee...
Hey Steve! I got the email from Nut, you guy's are great! Sorry I been gone, you know how it is when life comes up and kick's ya in the jimmy. I'm back now and things are on the right track.
Yup, definately use the distilled water, its funny watching peoples faces at the store when you roll down the isle with a shopping cart crammed with 20 gallons of water.
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