This is PEAK GLOBAL LIFETIME right???
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I wonder what is the color of the FS at OR?
IMO.....It might be a clone of Peak Global....distributed by Peak and most likely blended by WP in Iowa. WPP blends and bottles lots of store brand oils for "stand alone" retail stores.
IMO.....It might be a clone of Peak Global....distributed by Peak and most likely blended by WP in Iowa. WPP blends and bottles lots of store brand oils for "stand alone" retail stores.
I had wondered if this was a PEAK Global clone. It mentions that it is Phosphate and Silicate free but doesn't mention anything about 2-EHA.
If this is 2-EHA free and uses the same Sodium Benzoate formula in it's place, it would be a reasonably priced version of the elusive, full strength Peak Global....the key word being 'if'....
If this is 2-EHA free and uses the same Sodium Benzoate formula in it's place, it would be a reasonably priced version of the elusive, full strength Peak Global....the key word being 'if'....
Is there an ingredients list or patent no. on the back you can photograph?
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.....It does not have 2-EH
Does it say that on the jug or some msds somewhere? If not specifically written somewhere I'm thinking O'R Brand All Makes/Models Universal coolant. DexClone
Not sure how it could be a G-05 clone too and be silicate free? G-05 is low silicate but not no silicate.
No silicate and no phosphate aligns with a Universal Dex Clone. Unless one can find where it specifically say no 2eha, then that's my guess.
.....It does not have 2-EH
Does it say that on the jug or some msds somewhere? If not specifically written somewhere I'm thinking O'R Brand All Makes/Models Universal coolant. DexClone
Not sure how it could be a G-05 clone too and be silicate free? G-05 is low silicate but not no silicate.
No silicate and no phosphate aligns with a Universal Dex Clone. Unless one can find where it specifically say no 2eha, then that's my guess.
hang on...this is the dexclone
http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/detail...word=antifreeze
this is the ingredients...
gold bottle, black cap, flags-gotta be global lifetime
http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/detail...word=antifreeze
this is the ingredients...
gold bottle, black cap, flags-gotta be global lifetime
Originally Posted By: dwcopple
hang on...this is the dexclone
http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/detail...word=antifreeze
Nah, I'm thinking this is O'R branded Dexcool. Though I'm highly skeptical about the statement "Meets the silicate free requirements of Japanese OEMs and meets the phosphate -free of Europen OEMs. "
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this is the ingredients...
gold bottle, black cap, flags-gotta be global lifetime
While the color of the jugs 'looks' similar, unless there is some authoritative information specifically saying no 2eha, then I'd assume it is an ingredient. Many if not all of the Dexclones say nothing about containing 2eha on the jug.
Flags are a nice touch, but Peak Extended Life (Wally's branded Peak Long Life) had flags on jugs and contained 2eha, Dexclone. I'm 99% sure this is O'R' branded Dexclone. Leave the 1% for authoritative information saying no 2eha.
Peak's parent is Old World Ind. out of Northbrook Ill.
hang on...this is the dexclone
http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/detail...word=antifreeze
Nah, I'm thinking this is O'R branded Dexcool. Though I'm highly skeptical about the statement "Meets the silicate free requirements of Japanese OEMs and meets the phosphate -free of Europen OEMs. "
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this is the ingredients...
gold bottle, black cap, flags-gotta be global lifetime
While the color of the jugs 'looks' similar, unless there is some authoritative information specifically saying no 2eha, then I'd assume it is an ingredient. Many if not all of the Dexclones say nothing about containing 2eha on the jug.
Flags are a nice touch, but Peak Extended Life (Wally's branded Peak Long Life) had flags on jugs and contained 2eha, Dexclone. I'm 99% sure this is O'R' branded Dexclone. Leave the 1% for authoritative information saying no 2eha.
Peak's parent is Old World Ind. out of Northbrook Ill.
so you think this
http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/detail...word=antifreeze
AND this
http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/detail...word=antifreeze
are BOTH Dexclone??? Why would they sell two?
http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/detail...word=antifreeze
AND this
http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/detail...word=antifreeze
are BOTH Dexclone??? Why would they sell two?
Originally Posted By: dwcopple
so you think this
http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/detail...word=antifreeze
AND this
http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/detail...word=antifreeze
are BOTH Dexclone??? Why would they sell two?
Nope. I'm fairly certain the silver jug is O'R branded DexCool, designed to be the equivalent to GM branded oem DexCool. Don't know but I'd bet it's also pinkish/red in color, like DexCool.
The second golden/brown jug is a Universal All Makes/Models DexClone. But both still would contain 2eha.
As for the O'R silver Dexcool's statement, "Meets the silicate free requirements of Japanese OEMs and meets the phosphate -free of Europen OEMs." In point of fact it is correct that Japanese/Asian are silicate free and European OEM's don't like/use phosphates. But, past that neither Japanese nor Euro recommends DexCool with 2eha. And Euro's like G-05 have some/low silicate, while Asians' like/have some phosphate. So, I'd consider that description to be a half truth and also confusing.
so you think this
http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/detail...word=antifreeze
AND this
http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/detail...word=antifreeze
are BOTH Dexclone??? Why would they sell two?
Nope. I'm fairly certain the silver jug is O'R branded DexCool, designed to be the equivalent to GM branded oem DexCool. Don't know but I'd bet it's also pinkish/red in color, like DexCool.
The second golden/brown jug is a Universal All Makes/Models DexClone. But both still would contain 2eha.
As for the O'R silver Dexcool's statement, "Meets the silicate free requirements of Japanese OEMs and meets the phosphate -free of Europen OEMs." In point of fact it is correct that Japanese/Asian are silicate free and European OEM's don't like/use phosphates. But, past that neither Japanese nor Euro recommends DexCool with 2eha. And Euro's like G-05 have some/low silicate, while Asians' like/have some phosphate. So, I'd consider that description to be a half truth and also confusing.
My local O'Reilly stores have G-05.
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