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Re: Is there an additive to remove water
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Posted by tony on January 11, 2001 at 17:14:57 from (165.247.69.14):
In Reply to: Is there an additive to remove water posted by Stan(Mo) on January 09, 2001 at 15:09:04:
Stan, When we have water in the oil system of a gas or diesel engine, we use stuff from DETROIT DIESEL. You must go to a Detroit Diesel Truck Engine shop. It is either called dawinol or dawpreme. We mix 1 qt. of daw---- to 1 gallon of oil. Daw---- works off the heat build up in the oil. It burns the water out/turns it to steam. You will see steam coming from you breather on your Hyd tank. It will probably take a LONG while for it to clean it up totally since hydraulic systems do not build a great deal of heat and you have 25 gals of oil vs 10 - 12 of an engine. My recommendation is to just leave the daw---- in the hyd oil until it cleans up then drain the tank and change the oil. Daw--- will not hurt any seals or gaskets hoses. Sorry for the long explanation. TRUST ME IT WORKS!!!!!!
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