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6 cyl Bristol cars Type 400 to 406 - restoration, repair, maintenance etc |
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![]() Hi all -
There are "modern" coolants better than glycol. I've had Dex-Cool in my Imperial/Mopar engine for "a long time" - it still is clear and there's no signs of corrosion. Of course, not much aluminum in this engine. This is the original formula Dex-Cool. It's been re-formulated because of some complaints and is sold in the US by Zerex/Valvoline. Their website states: GM DEX-COOL Approved Protection for up to 5 years / 150,000 miles Organic Acid Technology (OAT) minimizes corrosion inhibitor depletion Patented formula contains no silicates, phosphates, borates, nitrates or amines Excellent rust and corrosion protection Helps prevent boil-overs and freeze-ups Protects all cooling system metals including aluminum Surely there must be something similar available outside the US that will inhibit aluminum corrosion better than distilled water. Bob |