Interesting reply. Not just for the info but you road in Africa. That's awesome.I don't see how it's any less safe than using it on a car.
I've heard people put raw eggs in their coolant to patch leaks in the rad. The heat cooks the egg and forces it into the holes in the radiator to temporarily patch it until you can get it to the shop.
Dye would be considerably easier to clean up.
We were touring around in Africa, and the safari operators there use elephant dung in the coolant instead of eggs. Same effect.
Years ago friends were nursing a car home with a bad rad, stopping every so often to get more water. They stopped at my folks and filled up with a bucket that still had some dead leaves in it. Oh well in it goes.I don't see how it's any less safe than using it on a car.
I've heard people put raw eggs in their coolant to patch leaks in the rad. The heat cooks the egg and forces it into the holes in the radiator to temporarily patch it until you can get it to the shop.
Dye would be considerably easier to clean up.
We were touring around in Africa, and the safari operators there use elephant dung in the coolant instead of eggs. Same effect.