Alde Glycol
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based on another post regarding which glycol brand to buy, I purchased a gallon of "Cryo-Tek 100 Anti-Freeze." Low and behold, the warnings on the container state "Cryo-Tek is not recommended for "systems containing aluminum and operating temperatures over 160*F/70*C." Does this mean its safe for aluminum systems under 160*F? Do the internal Alde components get hotter than 160*? I also have a gallon of Pestone LowTox anti-freeze. The label specifically states it is safe for aluminum systems (but no temperature limit).
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Yeah, I'd go with the one that says 'safe with aluminum'....
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