Canister Size Of Coolant Conditioner Element Has Changed
Usage:
All Truck Engines Equipped With Coolant Conditioner Elements
Description of Change: The height of the canister of some spin-on type coolant conditioner elements has changed. The prime function of the coolant conditioner element is to provide a chemical charge to the cooling system for protecting the engine. The amount of coolant conditioner has not changed in the new elements with a smaller canister.
Adaptable As: The coolant conditioner elements of the new smaller size are a direct replacement for the former size elements. The part numbers and the service interval are the same with the new size canister.
Typical size change of coolant conditioner element.
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