There seems to be a scare going round the classic car clubs about the formulation of antifreeze being changed on the quiet and the new stuff eating gaskets in old cars. Heard it from a mate with an Alvis
See: http://www.rrbew.co.uk/Pdfs/Derek%20Harris%20Antifreeze%202009%20V8.pdf
Can anyone add anything on this and advise if older rotaries are affected ??
Is this old news ??
Martin H
Used to be the case that a Glycol based antifreeze was the correct one, so as stated in green or blue was the correct stuff.
It was the case of the halfords red being the cheaper and not suitable stuff !
Shaun
Quote from: shaunwil;664262Used to be the case that a Glycol based antifreeze was the correct one, so as stated in green or blue was the correct stuff.
It was the case of the halfords red being the cheaper and not suitable stuff !
Shaun
I have the red stuff from Halfrauds in my car, is this bad and should I change?? what would you recommend >??
thanks in advance !!
Used Bluecol for more than 45 years, No problems ever in any piston or rotary and no dead cats. All my cats have gone in garage. (read link).
Quote from: David Nock;664350Used Bluecol for more than 45 years, No problems ever in any piston or rotary and no dead cats. All my cats have gone in garage. (read link).
A Co-worker\'s cat died from seemily accidently drinking some of this anti-freeze :( not good