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CRF 150R Overheating
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[QUOTE="KelvinKDX, post: 1196768, member: 19624"] I ended up using EVANS NPG COOLANT in a KX100 that was overheating in the woods when riden slow and climbing hills. Solved the problem completely. The stuff is a non-aqueous propylene glycol concoction with a boiling point of 370 degrees F. You have to get all of the water out of the bikes system before you use the coolant. [url]http://www.evanscooling.com/main27.htm[/url] [/QUOTE]
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