Ok who ever has their campfire still going, please put it out I can smell the smoke here in beavercreek!
Just kidding around, hope y'all are not on fire!
They said on the news the other night Seattles air quality was worse than Beijing! (For that particular day)
Here is hoping to a short fire season!
JC, did you have Mac's do it? if so, how did it turn out?
I was calling around to have my heater core looked at, I think I might try Superior radiator in Oregon City..... partially because I work in OC
stealing the topic from another club, what do you guys do here in the PNW to prep your vehicles for winter?
I have one in the shop, one under a car port and I squeezed one in the "barn" end of my shop
my "HH" sits outside with black plastic over the windshield and hood.
I didn't even know they offered that service. I talked to them years ago about replacing the "honey cone" core with the same, for my truck. It wasn't cost effective for me at the time.
Has anyone used Mac's for a gas tank clean and rehab? I talked to them yesterday. For $200-275 they cut it open, bead blast inside and out, weld it back up, and coat the inside with some sort of liner.
Gotcha, when I worked at Minit-lube / Q-lube, we were introduced the "slick 50" products. We were supposed to sell (push) those products. I am a little leery of the "magic cure".
maybe if I try it, I'll put it in the Ram
It's been around for quite awhile.
It does work to help keep the temp down a bit.
Search the H.A.M.B for more on it.
Lower percentage of antifreeze to water helps lower the coolant temp too.
Critical to be sure no corrosion starts in the cooling system if you don't have the proper ant-rust additives.
I was at a car show this summer, put on by the "Cascade Pacific Plymouth Club" and one of the members was trying to introduce me to " https://www.evanscoolant.com/ " has anyone heard of or used this product? any thoughts?
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