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Mark, not sure if you are joking or not about your title. Funny if so. If not, the Mercedes is just an 1985 300 Turbo Disel, and in the manual, it just calls for regular antifreeze. I am going into freezing teritory soon, so I was concerned.

Not to make this into an Mercedes post, but I was just wondering about the math on the first post above for my Pantera, as I always thought I was putting in 50/50, but since a large amount of water may be left in the engine after a flush, I may need to add 100% antifreeze instead? Sorry in advance for the dumb question to the real gearheads.

11/10/023:33 PM

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