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    York Premix inhibitor

    Hey all,

    Does anyone know if the York premix inhibitor has a shelf life for the YVWA?
    I got some last year about 12 months ago and I need to use some now, so was wondering if the couple gallons I got last year would still be OK?

    They are sealed and have not been open. p/n 013-04129-000

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    we have used it when it has been many years older. i do not know of any shelf life.
    "Right" is not the same as "Wise".

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    Thank you Jay,

    I was just a bit apprehinsive about using it. I guess the only this that could go wrong is that the temp could increase in the IGBT's

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    Make sure that it is the light blue/cyan blue fluid. Do NOT use the dark blue. Throw the dark blue away. Don’t use it anywhere...except where you want bacteria to grow.
    "Right" is not the same as "Wise".

    Don't step on my favorite part of the Constitution just to point out your favorite part.

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    And they also recommend using their cleaner to flush the coolant loop before adding the new light blue stuff.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nutradesman View Post
    And they also recommend using their cleaner to flush the coolant loop before adding the new light blue stuff.
    We havent seen that in writing yet, but we are doing the same.
    "Right" is not the same as "Wise".

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    Quote Originally Posted by nutradesman View Post
    And they also recommend using their cleaner to flush the coolant loop before adding the new light blue stuff.

    Is their a part number for their cleaner?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jayguy View Post
    Make sure that it is the light blue/cyan blue fluid. Do NOT use the dark blue. Throw the dark blue away. Don’t use it anywhere...except where you want bacteria to grow.
    Thanks Jay, Im going to check it out now, pretty sure it is the light blue.

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    Thanks a million Nutradesman

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