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Does anyone know what the test results will be if you run the fleetguard test at a lower temperature. I ran a test at about 45 degrees and the reading I got was a .6 at -30 degrees which tells me that I need to add a pint of additive. I had the coolant changed at a ford dealer and I was afraid that they would mess it up. First I had a issue of not enough coolant and now I have this issue. Should I add the pint or should I run another test with the coolant at a higher temp?
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I would retest at a higher temp.I believe they recommend at least 50 degrees? I brought my sample inside and heated it up a little with a hair dryer.As info,it has taken me 3.5 pints of SCA from a complete flush to approach normal SCA limits.
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