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Phil Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE
8/20/2002 11:48:22
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Message: The DC Service manual for the 2001 Dak says to only use antifreeze containing HOAT ( some kind of organic formula) to minimize corrosion in aluminum blocks, of course only MOPAR antifreeze. Do other major antifreeze brands contain HOAT, and does this really matter, or is it designed to sell more MOPAR antifreeze???
Thanks for any intelligence on this.
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Nitro Junkie R/T
8/20/2002 11:49:30
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Message: I talked to the service manager at my local dealership and he told me use any green coolant and I would be fine.
2000 R/T Belltech 2"-3" Drop w/ Nitro Drop Shocks 40 Series Flowmaster Dumped Exhaust 8mm Taylor Spiro Pro wires w/ Autolite 3923's Mopar Performance Distributor 180 T-Stat Turbo City Dual Tube Air Intake w/ Twin 5" Round K&N Filters Speed Scene Grill
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Phil Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE
8/20/2002 11:50:34
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Message: Thanks for the info!
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Big Blue QC GenIII
8/20/2002 12:55:22
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Message: I have the orange DEXCOOL type stuff that came in mine. Maybe a change for 2002?
2002 QC 4x4 Sport Plus, 4.7L, auto, Patriot Blue, Tire & Handling group, Heavy Duty Service group, Leer cap w/out windows, Mopar Step bars and roof rack, Rhino liner in bed and on step bars, Pace Edwards Power Tailgate lock 3.55 rear, 4-wheel anti-lock brakes, all possible fluids are AMSOIL
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01Motorsport Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE
3/15/2003 22:06:28
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Message: I haven't seen any discussion on this topic lately. A reputable mechanic I know says that he still prefers regular changes of old-style green antifreeze instead of the orange "5-year" stuff like in my 2001 4.7 when new. Whatcha think?
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jeremiah2360 Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE
3/15/2003 22:11:50
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Message: Is our Dexcool the same as GMs? They have had issues with theirs.
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01Motorsport Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE
3/17/2003 08:54:06
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Message: tml had a similar question;compare posts
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AmsoilSponsor DakotaEnthusiast
12/11/2004 11:46:32
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Message:
... HOAT ? ... to minimize corrosion?
Amsoil Antifreeze & Coolant Prevents Metallic Corrosion!
Independent tests reveal AMSOIL Antifreeze & Coolant surpassed standards for metallic corrosion protection. It plates to metal to protect even when exposed to acids and salt spray. Standard allowances for loss in aluminum and solder are less than 60 mg. AMSOIL Antifreeze & Coolant lost 0 mg in aluminum and less than 6 mg in solder.
Standard for iron, steel, copper and brass allow a maximum loss of less than 20 mg. AMSOIL Antifreeze and Engine Coolant never exceeded 3 mg loss in any of those metals in a testing period that was run for 10 weeks, three weeks longer than required tests.
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AMSOIL Antifreeze & Coolant is biodegradable.
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Compatible With Other Fluids
AMSOIL Antifreeze & Coolant is dyed neutral yellow and is compatible with all ethylene and propylene antifreeze and coolant formulations on the market, including DEX-Cool®, Sierra®, and Zerex®. It is also compatible with fully formulated diesel antifreezes and other organic acid technology (OAT) and hybrid organic acid technology (HOAT) formulations.
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Per the original topic ...
Amsoil Antifreeze and Coolant Prevents Metallic Corrosion!
Independent tests reveal AMSOIL Antifreeze & Coolant surpassed standards for metallic corrosion. It plates to metal to protect even when exposed to acids and salt spray. Standard allowances for loss in aluminum and solder are less than 60 mg. AMSOIL Antifreeze & Coolant lost 0 mg in aluminum and less than 6 mg in solder.
Standard for iron, steel, copper and brass allow a maximum loss of less than 20 mg. AMSOIL Antifreeze and Engine Coolant never exceeded 3 mg loss in any of those metals in a testing period that was run for 10 weeks, three weeks longer than required tests.
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AmsoilSponsor DakotaEnthusiast
12/11/2004 17:23:33
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For the record ...
... HOAT = Hybrid Organic Additive Technology
Steven Roark , Amsoil Dealer , Proud Sponsor of www.DodgeDakotas.com
AMSOIL Synthetic Motor Oils, Lubricants, Filtration, and Truck Care Products
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Buie Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE
12/13/2004 06:51:30
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Message:
what is the correct amount of anti freeze?
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Buie Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE
12/16/2004 06:27:13
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Message:
hello?
I'm about to do a flush?
anybody got my answer?
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steamed Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE
12/16/2004 06:36:33
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Message: amount as in ratio(should be 50/50) or amount as in capacity?(till it`s full, two gallons of anti-freeze and two gallons of distilled water is plenty) if capacity what year and motor?
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Joe X Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE
12/16/2004 14:51:28
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Message: That information can be found in your Owner's Manual, if you bother to read it.
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just_maybe... Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE
12/16/2004 17:39:51
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Message:
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........................... he ain't got one!
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Dr. D Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE
12/16/2004 21:12:15
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Message:
I just ordered the new formula AMSOIL Anti-Freeze and coolant
for my Ram Diesel.
I have read a lot of good articles in magazines on the Amsoil
anti-freeze and coolant. I know that it is one of the few coolants
that can be used on the racetrack due to the fact that if it is
spilled on the track, it washes off easily and leaves no slick film
behing like ethelyne glycol will.
Dr. D
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Trest Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE
12/17/2004 00:31:22
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Message: dexcool (orange) and reg AF (green!) Are pretty interchangeable. As long as you flush good before hand. There is a breakdown and temp diffrence in them.
One thing to remeber never ever put green af into a dex cool system. The diffrence in tempeture reactions usually leads to some bad stuff.
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steamed Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE
12/17/2004 06:28:14
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Message: Dodge uses Zerex G-05 not Dexcool.
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