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Re: Oil in water.
« Reply #15 on: 21 August 2011, 19:07:55 »
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i drove my car a week or more with oil in system , til i could get part and get it done... then oil flushed out ok, ok it did take a few flushes, but no long term problems...got oil cooler on ebay, genuine part etc..
I suspect this one has been running like this for weeks ;)
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Re: Oil in water.
« Reply #16 on: 21 August 2011, 19:09:27 »
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Got the radiator out today there's more oil than water in it. The heater matrix will be in similar I guess. Is there any sort of product to disperse the oil and break it down?
Forte do a special one for cleaning out cooling systems post oil cooler failures. It is called something like Forte Coolant Flush for Oil Cooler failures :y

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Re: Oil in water.
« Reply #17 on: 22 August 2011, 14:46:20 »
Forte do indeed do a product called Cooling System Flush, but it will not remove oil sludge - it is a de-scaler. 

The oil removing stuff TB is talking about is Forte Bio Degreaser
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