then when you drink it, please report back to us..???
and wouldn't the cats face, be eating thier #####..instead...??
Question about adding coolant
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by jpcreppel, Sep 10, 2015.
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Lol. No thanks. It is though propylene glycol. Our chocolate trailers have heat lines that work off the coolant. Should a line rupture, you won't buy a whole tanker of chocolate because it has toxic chemicals in it.
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so does your company dump the chocolate that has chemicals in it, or do they sell it to the Mexicans for thier Pinata..????
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Never had a line blow that I've heard of. If it did, probably go to the pig farm in the end anyway.
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ahhhh....so some people are eating chocolate tainted pigs..????
i guess it could be worse, and have chocolate tainted kitties and puppies in milk.....Cottonmouth85, truckon and Blackshack46 Thank this. -
Here's one to try as well but only temporary, adding coolant or water to a hot engine is really risky if your adding alot you could potentially crack the head, one method i have successfully tried it is only temporary though is if you have a water leak turn the Radiator cap back 90 - 180 degrees this reduces the water presure and will reduce the amount of leaking from your engine block.
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You should warm the engine up to 210° then twist off the cap real fast and make sure your standing on the steer tire and looking in the radiator..hehe
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Give it like 2 hours and you should be ok to pull the cap. Might have a little bit dribble out so put a rag over the cap when you open it.
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If your company will let you add coolant. And if it is a certain type. I would, after the engine is at operating temp. remove the cap slowly (engine idling) and add till full and have the cap pressure tested. Just my $0.02
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