Pentosin replacement?

[Brett Dikeman]

At 10:17 AM -0500 1/7/02, Mike Arman wrote:
>What was the Mobil number for replacing Pentosin v.7? I seem to recall
>DT13M or similar - local hydraulic supply place sells it for $40 for a 5
>gallon pail - at that price I ought to be able to afford a turkey baster to
>transfer from the pail to the one quart carry-along container in the car . . .
>
>I also notice that when I am driving around town, the pentosin level stays
>up for weeks at a time. Two hours on the highway, and Hal starts
>complaining about wanting a sip of Green Gold. Any ideas? There are no
>obvious "dripping leaks", but there is some "moisture" around the system in
>several places.
>
>Car is an 86 5KS.

If you live in temperature extremes, the stuff's not for you.  I've
already noticed that the PS is much weaker in temps as "high" as 32
degrees F.  I wouldn't "heartily" recommend it anymore.  It's
probably going to thin out at higher temps too, which sounds fine,
except that you sorta need the brakes :-)

You've been forewarned.

DTE-13M.

Actually, shoot.  I never got around to finding out about their
synthetics...meant to do that...


B


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