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Re: cleaning goo out of cooling system?

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Re: cleaning goo out of cooling system?

Grumpy AuContraire28 Aug 2006 00:56
Yep and you cain't git suff like that ennymoor.  I think I have 'nuff
stashed away to last me the rest of my Studebaker career!

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JT

> How about some of the good old Studebaker-Packard radiator cleaner,
> seems like that stuff would clean about anything!
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Jeffrey DeWitt27 Aug 2006 18:25
How about some of the good old Studebaker-Packard radiator cleaner,
seems like that stuff would clean about anything!

Jeff DeWitt

> Anyone ever tried any detergents or other cleansers in their cooling
> system?  I've put my '55 back together and the cooling system seems to
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> nate

Nate Nagel27 Aug 2006 13:18
Anyone ever tried any detergents or other cleansers in their cooling
system?  I've put my '55 back together and the cooling system seems to
be mostly clean but the radiator fills up with a fine coating of rusty
goo.  I suspect that this is surface rust and residual gunk left over
from cleaning out the block, and appears that it would "wash" off with a
mild detergent, but what to use?  I'm half tempted to use some automatic
dishwasher detergent (because it doesn't make as many suds as the normal
stuff) and drive around with that in there to see if it does the trick.

Of course this will have to wait as I still haven't gotten the fan
shroud and air deflector (or whatever you call the plate that holds the
hood latch) ready for paint yet...  a pox on the previous owner of the
car; you can almost measure the thickness of the old paint with a ruler.
 I'm guessing getting stuck in traffic, or even idling in the driveway,
with no fan shroud would be an unpleasant experience.

nate

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