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Kayteg1
Oct 03, 2015Explorer II
I have excellent results with Mercedes coolant, that is not labeled for diesels.
Should not use it on wet sleeves, but I have been running it on all my Powerstrokes for last decade and Mercedes made a formula that keeps engines much cooler.
To the degree that with my pickup I tow 15,000 lb trailer in 90F weather and the engine fan is not coming on till I hit steep grade.
Lot of people shy from Mercedes parts assuming they are expensive, but I am buying the coolant from local MB dealer for $19, while green stuff around here sells for $15.
Should not use it on wet sleeves, but I have been running it on all my Powerstrokes for last decade and Mercedes made a formula that keeps engines much cooler.
To the degree that with my pickup I tow 15,000 lb trailer in 90F weather and the engine fan is not coming on till I hit steep grade.
Lot of people shy from Mercedes parts assuming they are expensive, but I am buying the coolant from local MB dealer for $19, while green stuff around here sells for $15.
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