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Check your COOLANT/ANTIFREEZE often
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<blockquote data-quote="Ferendon" data-source="post: 3686022" data-attributes="member: 578259"><p>Way to generalize homey. Not all Ford's have the condenser built into the radiator, and not only Ford did that. My wife's Nissan has the condenser built into the radiator, and in my Ford, it's in front of the radiator. DexCool is not trouble for the seals in GM motors, as they are designed for it.... Unless... You start topping off with other coolants, and break down the chemical integrity of it. I don't like DexCool, but when the car comes with it, you'd have to get it out of there quickly, before it has time to saturate. Changing fluid types is one of the best ways to cause leaks and breakage, regardless of what fluid it is.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ferendon, post: 3686022, member: 578259"] Way to generalize homey. Not all Ford's have the condenser built into the radiator, and not only Ford did that. My wife's Nissan has the condenser built into the radiator, and in my Ford, it's in front of the radiator. DexCool is not trouble for the seals in GM motors, as they are designed for it.... Unless... You start topping off with other coolants, and break down the chemical integrity of it. I don't like DexCool, but when the car comes with it, you'd have to get it out of there quickly, before it has time to saturate. Changing fluid types is one of the best ways to cause leaks and breakage, regardless of what fluid it is. [/QUOTE]
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