taipeichris
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Hi Guys,
With everyone starting to talk about winter and heaters I thought I should share what I use on both my old Fords too keep temperatures where they should be. Plus this filter keeps the motor running cool in the summer time so it really helps.
As we all know, metal blocks rust, we've added garden hose water with lots of minerals, and eventually the heater gets cold and the motor runs hot.
So when it's time to flush the motor, radiator, and heater add one of these.
Basically it's a filter to catch all the rust flakes and debris. When you first install it you will be cleaning it once a week for the first month or so and you will be amazed what you'll find.
If you're not sure when to clean it, just turn on the heater. If it blows warm or cold when the engine is hot then it's time to clean the filter.
Mine is installed on the "in" line to the heater. OH, and try to add distilled water, it's got no minerals to clog stuff up.
I hope this helps!
Chris
PS Check out the before and after pic. of the screen.
With everyone starting to talk about winter and heaters I thought I should share what I use on both my old Fords too keep temperatures where they should be. Plus this filter keeps the motor running cool in the summer time so it really helps.
As we all know, metal blocks rust, we've added garden hose water with lots of minerals, and eventually the heater gets cold and the motor runs hot.
So when it's time to flush the motor, radiator, and heater add one of these.
Basically it's a filter to catch all the rust flakes and debris. When you first install it you will be cleaning it once a week for the first month or so and you will be amazed what you'll find.
If you're not sure when to clean it, just turn on the heater. If it blows warm or cold when the engine is hot then it's time to clean the filter.
Mine is installed on the "in" line to the heater. OH, and try to add distilled water, it's got no minerals to clog stuff up.
I hope this helps!
Chris
PS Check out the before and after pic. of the screen.
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