Coolant additive
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From: Sweet Home, OR
That sounds like a good idea.
I'm gonna run the Napa Kool in my 6.9L since I already have a good quantity and test strips.
I'll run it in my 7.3L also until I pull the motor then I'll probably run Fleetcharge in it after doing a good drain/flush.
I'm gonna run the Napa Kool in my 6.9L since I already have a good quantity and test strips.
I'll run it in my 7.3L also until I pull the motor then I'll probably run Fleetcharge in it after doing a good drain/flush.
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From: Nutter Fort, WV
Post 17 has Ford Gold heavy duty coolant listed, but it does not have the SCA premixed.
You have to add two bottles of VC 8 to four gallons of Gold plus four gallons of distilled water to get the SCA protection.
You have to add two bottles of VC 8 to four gallons of Gold plus four gallons of distilled water to get the SCA protection.
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From: Green Lane, Pa.
I don't know about Ford gold heavy duty, But the premium gold engine coolant which is used for 6.0 diesel has Supplemental Coolant Additive built in no need to add any. I just ran a check on my 1989 7.3 which has a 50-50 of the gold and the nitrite reading is 1200 PPM which is ideal, freeze point -34, PH 8.0 using Wix coolant test strips EXP 11/09
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