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    Waterless coolant for D3

    Hello Gent's,

    Just wondering does someone use waterless coolants in his D3?
    http://www.evanscoolants.co.uk/

    Any advantages or disadvantages beside that you can't top up with water?

    I sounds like a great concept.

    Thanks

    Steve

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    I think there has been a discussion before if you do a search. There are no real advantages to using it, just stick with what LR use and recommend, which works perfectly well.

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    Tombie Guest
    Poly Glycol based coolant with no water additives.

    Higher boiling point but runs hotter...


    Best fitted with a Hiclone, Polariser and assorted other items

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    It is most effective when wearing a colander, after placing a pyramid over the the radiator.

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    Jonesy.... you have given wrong info there. A colander with the holes will let in some of those nasty mind altering waves. A full size alfoil hat is the ONLY thing which will protect you.
    Be very careful with the pyramid as the angle must be correct or the energy will drain out of the radiator and the car will overheat.
    2012 Fuji White 3.0 D4, Rear view camera, Hi-line sound, E-diff, Xenon lights, ARB winch bar, Lightforce 240 50w HID. Brads sliders.

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    What ridiculous thoughts! How easy it is to ridicule someone who brings forward a new suggestion with utter crap that has no scientific reasoning behind it.

    I think you'll find that it will work if used according to feng shui principles. Unfortunately this will mean that the engine must be relocated to the roof in an east-west configuration so that it faces both sets of doors, and the radiator must be laid flat in the boot.

    ONLY then will it work as described.

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