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Date:         Mon, 21 Jun 1999 11:31:06 -0600
Reply-To:     Emily Goodin <emilyg@ONEIMAGE.COM>
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From:         Emily Goodin <emilyg@ONEIMAGE.COM>
Subject:      Adding Redline WaterWetter to "anti-freeze"
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Hi all!


I'm also planning a flush-&-fill for my radiator, and was researching
the various non-phosphate coolants (trying to find one with any
"special" electrolysis inhibitors) and I stumbled upon Redline Oil's
excellent web site - I think it's http://www.redlineoil.com


Anyway, has anyone used their WaterWetter product?  From what I've read
about rust/corrosion/electrolysis inhibitors being "used up" over time,
I'm thinking that I would just add WaterWetter 9+ months or so after
putting in new coolant, to increase the life of the coolant.


Any comments would be appreciated!  (Oh, I did an e-mail search and I
didn't find a definitive recommendation on coolant - seems like this,
and a motor oil discusion, would be a great addition to the FAQ on the
web site!)


Emily Goodin
Boulder, Colorado
'89 Westy "Blauevogel" (Bluebird)
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