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The inside of the cooling system - is this normal? 700 1989

posted by  Steve on  Thu Dec 28 04:41 CST 2006
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I suspect that you've halted any further corrosion using the Volvo C and distilled water. Just sit tight and don't worry about the stuff that is already there: the block/head has not failed and is not likely to. While you could add a coolant filter to one of the hoses (similar to trucks), it is not worth the effort and cost.






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