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Engine coolant

Yahoo Message Number: 2000
I just joined the group and found a few of my answers to my problems. I have a 2002 36 foot Intrigue. So far it has been great and I love to drive it. My black water rinse is plugged and I hope to use your suggestions. Since the engine uses polypropylene as a coolant because of the hurricane heating system, I found it difficult to find a product to use. Pennzoil which CC uses is only available in 55 gallon drums. I called Cummins and they have the product (Compleat) in one gallons bottles. Cummins said they have an ingredient that is important for the cooling system, therefore I think it is the only product I should use. Any comments?

Re: Engine coolant

Reply #1
Yahoo Message Number: 2001
Our black water "flusher" plugged on our 2001 Intrigue also, however I found the with a higher pressure outlet at home it opened itself and and has worked fine since. I do remember several responses to this same thread some months ago on this group. Good luck.
Don Krahling

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Reply #2
Yahoo Message Number: 2003
When our black water rinse was plugged it was because we had not used it for every flush and sewer material had dried in the jets. We had to take it apart and clean the jets. Pat---

In Country-Coach-Owners@y..., bdough@a... wrote:
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I just joined the group and found a few of my answers to my
problems. I have

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a 2002 36 foot Intrigue. So far it has been great and I love to

drive it. My

Quote
black water rinse is plugged and I hope to use your suggestions.

Since the

Quote
engine uses polypropylene as a coolant because of the hurricane

heating

Quote
system, I found it difficult to find a product to use. Pennzoil
which CC uses

Quote
is only available in 55 gallon drums. I called Cummins and they

have the

Quote
product (Compleat) in one gallons bottles. Cummins said they have

an

Quote
ingredient that is important for the cooling system, therefore I

think it is

Re: Engine coolant

Reply #3
Yahoo Message Number: 2004
When our black water rinse was plugged it was because we had not used it for every flush and sewer material had dried in the jets. We had to take it apart and clean the jets. Pat---

In Country-Coach-Owners@y..., bdough@a... wrote:
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I just joined the group and found a few of my answers to my
problems. I have

Quote
a 2002 36 foot Intrigue. So far it has been great and I love to

drive it. My

Quote
black water rinse is plugged and I hope to use your suggestions.

Since the

Quote
engine uses polypropylene as a coolant because of the hurricane

heating

Quote
system, I found it difficult to find a product to use. Pennzoil
which CC uses

Quote
is only available in 55 gallon drums. I called Cummins and they

have the

Quote
product (Compleat) in one gallons bottles. Cummins said they have

an

Quote
ingredient that is important for the cooling system, therefore I

think it is

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Reply #4
Yahoo Message Number: 2005
Hi Grap67,

For Cummins engines, only Compleat shoud be used - it has 2 additives to lubicrate the wet cylinder sleeves.
If you add more than 1 gal of any other antifreeze, the coolant system must be drained. And it becomes a warranty issue. Read the Cummins book carefully. You can purchase an indicator pad to read 3 values to monitor the level of the additives in Compleat. Also the water filter (4 units of DCA) should be changed with the oil filter which supplies a replenishment of the additives. See page 5-14 of the ops and maint manual.
Fred Kovol

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> I just joined the group and found a few of my > answers to my
problems. I have

> a 2002 36 foot Intrigue. So far it has been great > and I love to
drive it. My

> black water rinse is plugged and I hope to use > your suggestions.
Since the

> engine uses polypropylene as a coolant because of > the hurricane
heating

> system, I found it difficult to find a product to > use. Pennzoil
which CC uses

> is only available in 55 gallon drums. I called > Cummins and they
have the

> product (Compleat) in one gallons bottles. Cummins > said they have
an

> ingredient that is important for the cooling > system, therefore I
think it is

> the only product I should use. Any comments? >
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Reply #5
Yahoo Message Number: 2006
Pat,

Where did you gain access to the jets? Where exactly are they located? Mine are not clogged, but seem partially blocked.

Steve.................'98 Intrigue