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Run the heater at full tilt while adding coolant too. I would change the coolant with fresh, make sure the radiator is not clogged up with small rocks and tons of bugs and make sure the fan is working properly. Dang3razflipplya , jun 24, 2009 dang3razflipplya , jun 24, 2009 Otherwise if the car starts to overheat, run the heater.

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You can mix your own for a whole lot cheaper. Engine ice isn't explicitly approved so there ya go. I think if you ran nesba/af expert, they'd apply the wmrra rule. I run engine ice in my street bike and love it. I use prestone low tox.

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Carry a bottle jug of coolant around. I think if you ran nesba/af expert, they'd apply the wmrra rule. I use prestone low tox. I run engine ice in mine and she's probably about due for a flush but holy hell is it a pain on the 07 cbr. I just changed my coolant to engine ice and it runs.

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My question is, why it is necessary to go for a mixture instead of coolant only. The key ingredient in engine ice is propylene glycol. Yes, it is propylene glycol. I use prestone low tox. I think if you ran nesba/af expert, they'd apply the wmrra rule.

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You can mix your own for a whole lot cheaper. Some time ago a member here at pnw suggested that there should be a mixture of coolant and water 50/50 in the radiator. I run engine ice in my street bike and love it. Yes, it is propylene glycol. Coolant change not needed unless you run expert trackdays.

Engine Ice Coolant - I use prestone low tox. I just changed my coolant to engine ice and it runs hotter than it did w/o engine ice :rant :x any suggestions? Coolant change not needed unless you run expert trackdays. I run engine ice in mine and she's probably about due for a flush but holy hell is it a pain on the 07 cbr. Proplylene glycol is a tad better at heat transfer than the standard old ethylene glycol. Otherwise if the car starts to overheat, run the heater at full bore again and this should drop the temperature down to the regular range.

My question is, why it is necessary to go for a mixture instead of coolant only. I am going to have the radiator cleaned up and put new coolant in there. Dang3razflipplya , jun 24, 2009 dang3razflipplya , jun 24, 2009 The radiator on my multi has the inlet and outlets on the same side with a plate separating them to force the water across the radiator, then down and. Run the heater at full tilt while adding coolant too.

I Run Engine Ice In Mine And She's Probably About Due For A Flush But Holy Hell Is It A Pain On The 07 Cbr.

I think if you ran nesba/af expert, they'd apply the wmrra rule. Proplylene glycol is a tad better at heat transfer than the standard old ethylene glycol. This is what my old 240sx did and it just took time to get the air pockets out of the engine. You can mix your own for a whole lot cheaper.

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I just changed my coolant to engine ice and it runs hotter than it did w/o engine ice :rant :x any suggestions? Yes, it is propylene glycol. Otherwise if the car starts to overheat, run the heater at full bore again and this should drop the temperature down to the regular range. Dang3razflipplya , jun 24, 2009 dang3razflipplya , jun 24, 2009

Some Time Ago A Member Here At Pnw Suggested That There Should Be A Mixture Of Coolant And Water 50/50 In The Radiator.

If you let it idle with the overflow tank cap off, if the coolant rises and then flows out, or the coolant looks like its bubbling in the reservior than i suspect a blown head gasket. Coolant change not needed unless you run expert trackdays. The key ingredient in engine ice is propylene glycol. I am going to have the radiator cleaned up and put new coolant in there.

The Radiator On My Multi Has The Inlet And Outlets On The Same Side With A Plate Separating Them To Force The Water Across The Radiator, Then Down And.

I run engine ice in my street bike and love it. I believe engine ice is premixed with distilled water, or deionized water. Carry a bottle jug of coolant around. I use prestone low tox.