

Please contact me with any further questions. 18900 FREE Returns FREE delivery Tuesday, June 13. E2196 to allow you to monitor the system going forward. If you'd like you can send us a small sample of coolant from A) the engine/ radiator, and the expansion bottle when cold, we can verify actual water content as a baseline.Įvans also now has a lower-cost refractometer available, p.n. No coolant involved, very little air, and very little moisture will transfer. The secondary cap seal, or "vacuum breaker" may just momentarily "pop" to equalize pressure as needed, then snap shut. It is expected that due to the inherent minimal expansion, and minimal pressure differential, the coolant will never release out of the rad. 4037 Views 29 Replies 15 Participants Last post by theknurl, Jan 1, 2015. Now our NPG+ and NPG-R coolant are a blend of ethylene and propylene and will probably not be allowed due to the EG in it. at one time the Evans said it was an acccepted coolant not sure if any changes Posted By. in this thread in this sub-forum in the entire site. been using Evans Coolant for over 10 years and never got questioned. Our suggestion: Maintain the air space in the rad, and leave the overflow tank empty. Well just went out and spent 170 bucks on Evans Coolant,yes they use it apparently in high end motors ,Do not waste your money temp went up to 105 degrees. Like 3% in 10 years-maybe, in Dave's explanation. Over a very long time, in a humid climate, some moisture could accumulate in the system. Coolant at operating temp will "give off" some moisture, and the cooling "pullback" will suck some back in. The air-over-liquid condition in the radiator and in the overflow, allows a siphoning situation which could pull more moist air back and forth.

I reviewed your questions with my manager, Evans' Technical Director Dave Wright. So, new school coolant with old school air space in the rad.too easy ! 6 psi hydraulic pressure which will only compress the air in the rad but that wont be enough to overcome the 13 lb rad cap which will keep the system sealed preventing any moisture from the atmosphere from entering. also doesnt look like npgr can be used year round, at least here in chicago. The idea here is that the system will build approx. I use EVANS coolant, wich is lifetime fill, legal for all racing facilities. And I can keep the overflow bottle but wouldn't have coolant in it, just there to catch any excess in case it gets real hot. Waterless propylene glycol formula for venues with no ethylene glycol.
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He said to lower the coolant in the rad an inch or so or let it puke out what it doesn't want from expansion. Buy Evans Original NPG Coolant starting at 38.98 plus free shipping at Parts. You can have an "overflow bottle '' but don't want any fluid in it so it's not recycled over and over. The preferred method is to run the cooling system old school like my 240z originally was. This will happen according to Evans but it will take time to build up water in the system. My concern was absorbing moisture from air in the recovery bottle. Well, I called and will post Evans response to my questions for anyone considering this product.
