Mark Simpson & Bob Wilson

Evans Waterless Coolant Upgrade

Mark Simpson & Bob Wilson
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An engine cooling system without water seems like science fiction, but the folks at Evans Cooling are rethinking the way cooling systems work. Water can be a good and evil component in any engine’s cooling system. While it does provide the necessary cooling our engines need its corrosive properties rusts our water jackets, clogs our heater cores and destroys our water pumps. It’s narrow temperature range makes it prone to freezing and boiling, and steam pockets inside the engine can leave hot spots that can contribute to engine failure. Join Mark Simpson and Bob Wilson of RJ Restorations in Farmington, MN as they convert a ’69 Mustang Mach 1 to Evans Waterless Coolant and explore the challenges of purging ALL water from the system as well as real benefits of this conversion.

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4 Responses to “Evans Waterless Coolant Upgrade”

  1. Rick B

    I have two antique cars made in 1929 & 1931. They have non pressurized cooling systems, would this product provide any real benefit for these systems?

  2. George

    Hello! This looks awesome for my '72 Pontiac, especially since I just got my radiator re-cored. If I don't have a compressor, could I run the engine up to temp, turn on the heater, and flush out the heater core that way? (My car has A/C.) Thanks!

  3. Michael Barrera

    Water is a very efficient fluid for heat transfer. How does Evans compare to water or water and antifreeze in heat transfer efficiency?

  4. Tom

    How do you know that after using the PRE Fluid that all of the water is out of the cooling system?

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