Manufacture Date?
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david aiketgate wrote: Congrats on getting the info. They were flying out of the dealerships back then, weren't they?:yesnod:
Be a good idea to ensure the coolant is up to Canadian Winter temperatures before it ships out of Blighty.:yesnod:
That is a great thought,:ohmy: - 50% strength coolant is supposed to be good down to minus 30 deg C providing it has not been watered down. would seem sensible to have it drained and refilled before shipping.
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- Rich in Vancouver
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-30 may sound impressive but it just isn't good enough for a 2 week train trip across Canada in January. I spent one winter in Manitoba and saw temps as low as -58.
The other thing I will ask the dealer to do before shipping is to make sure the battery is fully charged. The shipping company charges a hefty surcharge if they have to tow your car on or off the ship.
The other thing I will ask the dealer to do before shipping is to make sure the battery is fully charged. The shipping company charges a hefty surcharge if they have to tow your car on or off the ship.
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