Leak Detection Dye Panama City FL
Tracerline Dye-Lite Clear-Blue fluorescent dye makes it easy for technicians to locate coolant leaks in engine systems. This specially formulated dye is safe to use for both extended-life and conventional coolants. Tracerline Dye-Lite Clear-Blue fluorescent dye makes it easy for technicians to locate coolant leaks in engine systems. This specially formulated dye is safe to use for both extended-life and conventional coolants. It is approved for use by Ford.
AutoZone
(850) 784-3993
(850) 784-3993
1301 W 15th Street
Panama City, FL
Panama City, FL
AutoZone
(850) 872-0555
(850) 872-0555
726 S Tyndall Pky
Parker, FL
Parker, FL
AutoZone
(850) 277-1065
(850) 277-1065
1917 S Highway 77
Lynn Haven, FL
Lynn Haven, FL
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Leak Detection Dye
January 05, 2010 Tracerline Dye-Lite Clear-Blue fluorescent dye makes it easy for technicians to locate coolant leaks in engine systems. This specially formulated dye is safe to use for both extended-life and conventional coolants.  Tracerline Dye-Lite Clear-Blue fluorescent dye makes it easy for technicians to locate coolant leaks in engine systems. This specially formulated dye is safe to use for both extended-life and conventional coolants. It is approved for use by Ford. Clear-Blue dye will not discolor the coolant, which could lead to misdiagnosis of engine problems. Leaks are best diagnosed using a high-intensity, long-wave UV inspection lamp. Clear-Blue dye reveals even the tiniest leaks in cooling systems. Just add a small amount to the system and allow it to circulate. Wherever the coolant leaks out, so does the dye, which remains at the site of each and every leak. When the system is scanned with a Tracerline inspection lamp, the dye glows a bright blue to show the exact location of all leaks. For more information about the TP-3920 Dye-Lite Clear-Blue coolant dye, call toll-free (800) 641-1133. Outside the United States and Canada, call (516) 333-1254. Visit the website at www.tracerline.com . |
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