quikflip27

hey H-T, i have a couple quick questions about coolant.
1.) i have a conatiner filled with my previous coolant from before my engine swap, been sitting around for 2 weeks, can/should i still use this?
2.) where exactly are you suppose to dispose of coolant properly? where do YOU dispose of coolant?
thanks for any info
-quikflip

h22a1_julien

so you flushed the system from your old and still have the same coolant for your other motor?...shouldnt be a problem as long as you putt your coolant in a CLEAN container you'll be fine just add wtv needed more...once you put it back in put the rad cap off start it and let the coolant circulate.

p0gip0intz765

replying back about adams grip night. Sorry i was in a rush and my thread got deleted. So is $25 dollars a session. One session is 1 hour. You will being doing 3 full laps and back to the pits. 1 lap take a little over 1 minute. So each run you do should be about a little over 3 min. You should get about 15-30 runs depending how many people is in each session. Eventually we'll make it better, but we're just going to try it out for now. Sorry if is sounds so confusing

honda.lioness

Googling {[name of one's nearest large city] recycle} often turns up excellent recycling info. Most recently my city's extensive recycling web site listed specific mechanics that accepted anti-freeze, no charge. Almost all shops and Autozone type places accept used motor oil. Anti-freeze is trickier.

Maybe try this, too: http://earth911.com/automotive/car-fluids/

91blackEF

take it to your local pep boys or any auto place they will usually let you dump it there. i know in maryland i take it there dump it with thier old oil and all then sign a recycling slip.

Joe Vtec

autozone advanced most auto places take it