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Date:         Fri,  2 Feb 96 07:34:03 PST
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From:         mattd@Rational.COM
Subject:      FW: RE: My new purchase...'82 diesel Westfalia 

On Thu, 1 Feb 1996 10:54:59 -0600 Tom Forhan wrote: >Tom Carrington failed to note why he doesn't really want to >*drive* his new Diesel Westy to Washington: the coolant is >apparently a water/oil emulsion. >

Interesting note: The reason that I currently have the pleasure of driving NuBus ('82 Dieseasal) is that the P.O. tried to sell the bus in the past, and when the Potential Owner had it "inspected" by a mechanic, the mech. swore it had a cracked block. The symptoms was the water/oil emulsion. It turns out that, in fact, the block was NOT cracked; some loser poured oil into the anti-freeze reservoir, which is very easy since they (oil and anti-freeze fill places) are right next to each other under the license plate.

md

------------------------------------- Matthew R. Drahzal Rational Software Corporation One Tower Bridge, Suite 225 West Conshohocken, PA 19428 (610)940-2105 E-mail: mattd@rational.com Date: 02/02/96 Time: 07:34:04 -------------------------------------


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