Coolant under warranty?

[ShadowsPapa]

I was looking through a junk drawer (for something else) and what did I find? Some pH strips! Don't remember ever getting them, but I'm sure at the time I thought "these might come in handy someday". Goes to show you that you should never throw anything away (contrary to what my wife says about all the stuff I've collected over the years).

pH strips says 8, which is just on the basic side, so I'm good, I think.

7 and 8 are absolutely fine for OAT.
Or, I could take my pH meter and test it and be sure down to the hundredth.

I need to dig out the electronic coolant test device I inherited from my first shop boss when he retired and gave me a bunch of his tools. I should see if it still works. I almost forgot I had it. For my cars, they get 2 year coolant changes and I've never really thought of bothering to test it in those.

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[YooperCracker]

7 and 8 are absolutely fine for OAT.
Or, I could take my pH meter and test it and be sure down to the hundredth.

I need to dig out the electronic coolant test device I inherited from my first shop boss when he retired and gave me a bunch of his tools. I should see if it still works. I almost forgot I had it. For my cars, they get 2 year coolant changes and I've never really thought of bothering to test it in those.

Thanks for the confirmation!

A Pierre Cardin Javelin? Super nice. I always wanted a Spirit AMX. That was the first car that changed my thinking from "I want a car" to "I want THAT car".

 

[ShadowsPapa]

Thanks for the confirmation!

A Pierre Cardin Javelin? Super nice. I always wanted a Spirit AMX. That was the first car that changed my thinking from "I want a car" to "I want THAT car".

Yeah, a Pierre Cardin Javelin.
I had a loaded 1970 Javelin SST for several years, sold it to help finance the Gladiator.
So it's just the PC Javelin and 82 SX4 (like a 4 wheel drive version of the Spirit AMX above) Fun car.

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