Waterless Engine Coolent

Bob Dunahugh

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I go by the mottos of. 1. Don't mess with what's working well. 2 Are you smarter then the engineers at GM, Ford, or Chrysler? 3. If newer technology's that have come along that weren't available back in the day. Then this newer technology should be properly evaluated. 4. Or if a technology was known, and available. And not used. If it's so good. Why didn't one, or all of the big three jump in? If you properly use the coolants that we have today. Corrosion isn't a problem. Last winter I pulled the intake off my 403. There was no signs of corrosion.

I see synthetic engine oil in a similar way. The standard oils have served us well for over 100 years on our dirty engines. But now these newer modern engine are another type of animal. So to me there. Synthetic is the only oil to use. My 2 cents. Maybe 3. Bob Dunahugh 78 Royale Iowa.
 
Bob,

I'm wondering what makes our "old" engines dirty when compared to "new" engines?

Regards,
Rob M.
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From: Gmclist [mailto:gmclist-bounces] On Behalf Of Bob Dunahugh
Sent: Saturday, December 30, 2017 4:50 PM
To: gmclist
Subject: Re: [GMCnet] Waterless Engine Coolent

I go by the mottos of. 1. Don't mess with what's working well. 2 Are you smarter then the engineers at GM, Ford, or Chrysler? 3.
If newer technology's that have come along that weren't available back in the day. Then this newer technology should be properly
evaluated. 4. Or if a technology was known, and available. And not used. If it's so good. Why didn't one, or all of the big
three jump in? If you properly use the coolants that we have today. Corrosion isn't a problem. Last winter I pulled the intake off
my 403. There was no signs of corrosion.

I see synthetic engine oil in a similar way. The standard oils have served us well for over 100 years on our dirty engines.
But now these newer modern engine are another type of animal. So to me there. Synthetic is the only oil to use. My 2 cents. Maybe
3. Bob Dunahugh 78 Royale Iowa.
 
> Bob,
>
> I'm wondering what makes our "old" engines dirty when compared to "new" engines?
>
> Regards,
> Rob M.

Rob,

The answer is actually simple and straight forward.

Round Holes.....

Closed loop fuel delivery helps too.

With the less blow-by in modern engines, there is less combustion by product to contaminate the lube oil.

Matt
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