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Now that looks a good. Swing by house with her once its on the road.
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I would still recommend the filter because of the junk in the engine not just what coolant you might use. I have drained hundreds of these trucks and the coolant may look great in the can up top but be black sludge down bottom. Also anyone with a 250 cummins that has changed a water pump one one will tell you it's cheap insurance to run a filter.State Inspection went without a hitch! Now I can drive Mr. Zeus!!! On to some bodywork then paint. Also, it was suggested by the Truck Shop that went well above and beyond in helping me out said that because the NHC 250 is a "wet" sleeved engine that a coolant flush in in order as my coolant is "green". So I may take care of that in the very near future, like next week. They recommended Fleetguard's Fleetcool OAT Coolant. It is "organic" and will last years and 100's of thousands of miles. I will not need a coolant filter either if I go with this brand of coolant. It "ain't" cheap, but the Cummins engines love it and for under $200.00, I see it as a very worth while expense.
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