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Volvo Blue Type C Coolant 900 1996

posted by  fotajoye on  Wed Jun 20 17:41 CST 2007
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When it comes to aluminum radiators, I think it wise to use the recommended coolant and change it completely every 2 years. It is my understanding that the PH changes over time and the additives need to be replenished; these changes shorten the life of the radiator and the heater core. Do it yourself and use the quality product if money is a concern. Replacing a radiator is pennies compared to changing out a heater core.

'97 960 118k, original radiator and heater core!






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