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HH5RUY03E2PBSXJ4T replied to the thread Are there limits to the applicability of Nitrite-free red ELC?.I flushed out the main UTV today and pulled one of said weepy thermostat housings. It does appear to be some glass filled nylon, but it...
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HH5RUY03E2PBSXJ4T replied to the thread Are there limits to the applicability of Nitrite-free red ELC?.A plasticizer could (in theory) only contribute to greater rates of creep deformation. I have no certain information about what those...
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HH5RUY03E2PBSXJ4T replied to the thread Are there limits to the applicability of Nitrite-free red ELC?.I never really did mention my rationalization of using the PHOAT in the other machines. The PHOAT easily has a 5 year service life. I...
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HH5RUY03E2PBSXJ4T replied to the thread Are there limits to the applicability of Nitrite-free red ELC?.Let me rephrase that. Valvoline is the only one that publishes meaningful data. If I can't trust that products designed to appear...
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HH5RUY03E2PBSXJ4T replied to the thread Are there limits to the applicability of Nitrite-free red ELC?.I just realized that the NAPA and other store brand "Red NF ELC" does use 2-EHA. At least that's what the label photos say. Maybe...
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HH5RUY03E2PBSXJ4T replied to the thread Are there limits to the applicability of Nitrite-free red ELC?.Hm. I did manage to talk briefly with someone at valvoline. They said that neither the NF or NOAT ELC use 2-EHA, which seems to be the...
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HH5RUY03E2PBSXJ4T posted the thread Are there limits to the applicability of Nitrite-free red ELC? in Cooling System Fluids & Additives.Hello. I threw an email at valvoline a while ago, but I guess they didn't care for my dumb questions. I've been dredging through posts...
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