On Thursday 19 November 2020 12:23:01 dave engvall wrote:

> On 11/18/20 11:45 AM, Gregg Eshelman via Emc-users wrote:
> > Redline Water Wetter or Royal Purple Ice might lower the temps.
> > They're intended for use with plain water in race vehicles so that
> > when there's a coolant leak they don't make the track or drag strip
> > slick.
> >
> >   Their effectiveness is decreased in a normal 50/50
> > antifreeze/water mix but they still lower the temp of an engine
> > quite a bit, or keep one with a tendency to overheat on 50/50 from
> > overheating. After changing the engine in my sister's 1995 Buick
> > Century. I had the ECM chip reprogrammed to lower the fan ON temps
> > by 15F, along with disabling the 112MPH limit and tweaking the fuel
> > curves. Swapped the 195F thermostat for a 180F and it still wanted
> > to run extra hot. A bottle of Water Wetter fixed that. It overheated
> > because the "smart" people at GM thought it was a good idea to run a
> > 16 PSI system at 195F, the instant the radiator cap weakens, thar
> > she blows, or it'll blow a head gasket. They also decided the piston
> > to cylinder clearance had to be extra snug. So when that engine
> > overheats the pistons leave aluminum on the cylinder walls, the
> > piston skits bend inwards a bit too. That makes them clatter, which
> > sets off the knock sensor. That makes the ECU futz with the timing
> > and fuel in such a way that *makes it run even hotter*. For 1996 GM
> > applied a special coating the the skirts of pistons 5 and 6, then
> > for 1997+ all six got the coating. Just couldn't admit that running
> > it so hot was wrong, along with other things they did to it, without
> > going far enough to make it able to handle the higher pressure it
> > needed tow work properly at 195F.
> >
> > Anyway, the lower temp thermostat and ECU changes made it able to
> > get out of it's own way and overall MPG improved a bit, likely due
> > to less time being spent in accelerating up to speed since the
> > engine could make more power and do it faster. On Wednesday,
> > November 18, 2020, 12:33:32 AM MST, Gene Heskett
> > <ghesk...@shentel.net> wrote:
> >
> >   On Tuesday 17 November 2020 18:59:14 Gene Heskett wrote:
> >> On Tuesday 17 November 2020 13:18:50 andrew beck wrote:
> >>> I will link some videos Gene.  And can resize some photos when I
> >>> get a sec.
> >>
> >> Okay.  I spent the afternoon putting a fresh bob in the G0704 kit,
> >> then tried to bore 1/4" holes lengthwise thru 5.5" of 1/2" alu,
> >> with a 3" drill hog bit. That means I was drilling 3" deep from
> >> both ends with the holes meeting in the middle. 4 such holes all
> >> the way thru, 3 slightly missed each other but a 7mm reamer from
> >> both ends of the holes fixed that right up.  Now I need to hit the
> >> store and get a small bottle of lysol for the kool mist sitting in
> >> the coke bottle, and long johns for for some fish.  Somewhere I
> >> missed lunch and its catching up with me.
> >>
> >> Since  I have another, better motor coming for the 6040 I am
> >> tempted to put about 4 oz in the water tank, just for S & G. If it
> >> doesn't total the water pump, I haven't lost anything.
> >
> > But beware, the lysol in a spray pump bottle from the grocery store
> > is not the stinky stuff we all remember from our childhood, its now
> > a soap, putting a head on the water and virtually odorless. I first
> > put about 3 squirts in the mister bottle, and about 20 in the water
> > tank.  It been running at 4g's for about 8 hours  And its likely
> > well north of the lcd thermometers top of 40C. And if it doesn't do
> > squat I won't be surprised, it isn't the real stuff, nothing like
> > the lysol I remember.
>
> The 'new' lysol is a quat
>
> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quaternary_ammonium_cation
>
> rather than the classic creosote based smelly stuff.
> It should work quite well to suppress biological activity.
>
It will be well tested by next spring I'd wager, every time I make 
another coke bottle of mix, I'll top it off with a couple pumps of this 
stuff.

Thanks for looking it up. When I went to Advance Auto looking for a 
refresher additive for antifreeze anti corrosion stuff, they sold me a 
bottle of water wetter, claimed it was the same stuff.  We'll test it by 
putting 1/4 of the bottle in with 4 gals of distilled. 

Thanks Dave. 
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Cheers, Gene Heskett
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 soap, ballot, jury, and ammo. Please use in that order."
-Ed Howdershelt (Author)
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