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From: sah9577@ritcv.UUCP (Scott Hossler)
Newsgroups: net.auto
Subject: Re: hot engine
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Date: Thu, 28-Mar-85 00:11:54 EST
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> 
> 	I still say use "anti-freeze." It raises the boiling point of
> the mixture in the cooling system.
> 
> 					Doug Williams
> 					AT&T Bell Labs
> 					Reading, PA
> 					rduxb!daw1 or rduxb!williams


It also has additives that prevent corrosion.  Some of the passages
in the water jacket and radiator are small enough that only a small
amount will plug them up, restricting the coolant's flow.

scott hossler
rochester!ritcv!sah9577