Buford, why don't you drink some of your 60:1 solution and report back to us?
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Originally posted by The Critic:
Buford, why don't you drink some of your 60:1 solution and report back to us?
...and some people are a little too anal about flushing their coolant system with a 35 step procedure, but that's okay because it is YOUR car and you can take care of it any way YOU want to. There is only ONE environment and it belongs to ALL of us.quote:
Originally posted by Buford T. Justice:
Some people are a little too anal about the environment. Funny how they turn a blind eye to the land fills all their trash goes to but are up in arms over putting extremely diluted coolant on the ground.
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Originally posted by Buford T. Justice:
The ground doesn't care.
Fish can't live in dirt.
People don't drink it either.
35 steps = Anal? Hardly. 35 steps = Properly done. My car runs great. If you have a better system then post it. If not then shut your lips. Now you and your friends can go and play in the land fill since it belongs to YOU.quote:
Originally posted by surfstar:
...and some people are a little too anal about flushing their coolant system with a 35 step procedure, but that's okay because it is YOUR car and you can take care of it any way YOU want to. There is only ONE environment and it belongs to ALL of us.
create more problems than they are worth? elaboration please.quote:
Originally posted by carock:
Wow, I don't know if it is really possible to legally perform this type of flush. You end up with 20 gallons of coolant/flush contaminated water to dispose.No shop could afford to do this. Also, the chemical flushes seem to create more problems than they solve IMHO. Maybe they are useful on some cars, but as a professional I could not risk using a chemical flush on a customer car. I wish I had known about coolant filters earlier, I would have recommended them to my clients with high mileage or classic cars.