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A picture of the [http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_y3E7xyrMVVw/SMkEEY6VxSI/AAAAAAAAAFE/DQ84Dh7eRzc/s1600-h/RadiatorInstalled.jpg Radiator Installed]. |
A picture of the [http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_y3E7xyrMVVw/SMkEEY6VxSI/AAAAAAAAAFE/DQ84Dh7eRzc/s1600-h/RadiatorInstalled.jpg Radiator Installed]. |
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| + | The radiator came with documentation clearly stating that the coolant must be non Alkali. Having [http://www.geocities.com/dtmcbride/home_garden/auto/antifreeze.html read up] on the various options, I think the best and easiest to get hold of is "Prestone Extended Life antifreeze/coolant" which is available from Repco and Super cheap (this is not the "Dex Cool Prestone" product, which Japanese manufactures seem to dislike). |
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-- Main.PhilipCourt - 06 Sep 2008 |
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Revision as of 22:14, 12 December 2008
We are using this radiator mounted in the front of the Saker: http://www.a1radiators.net.nz/index.cfm/Products/Suzuki/Alto.html
A picture of the Radiator Installed.
The radiator came with documentation clearly stating that the coolant must be non Alkali. Having read up on the various options, I think the best and easiest to get hold of is "Prestone Extended Life antifreeze/coolant" which is available from Repco and Super cheap (this is not the "Dex Cool Prestone" product, which Japanese manufactures seem to dislike).
-- Main.PhilipCourt - 06 Sep 2008