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Wow Syn, you should start a RMI25 thread, I'll post in it as well.
Wow Syn, you should start a RMI25 thread, I'll post in it as well.
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In my opinion a new auto is the perfect time too poor it in! Keep everything lubricated and spotless... As well as coat all the new clean parts (keep any type of corrosion from ever starting)...
If you have plans on keeping your auto for many years --> I believe it is a wise investment.
Now don't take my statement out of text! Most cooling systems if properly maintained will never develop any type of corrosion.. RMI-25 just adds a solid piece of mind of many many years of reliable service...
The weakness of your coolants is unlike oil, they have no cleaners. So when your radiator starts gelling up, you will never know until your water pump is choked off. RMI25 = Cleaner. I ran it in a vehicle that had slime buildup, that would have kept growing until my entire system was choked off, unless I ran the RMI25. Coolant damage is happening in many cars as soon as 5k miles read the links, the upper pic was 40k something. Unlike oil you wont seeing it coming until you are smashed with major damage. If you are lucky it will happen in warranty, if not that's on you. A good strategy might be wait until you have a month left in warranty and then add it, for guys not wanting to run it earlier.