Remove Ceiling Fan and replace it with standard light fixture. Submitted by: Negronremodeling â Abington, PA (Friday, January 25, 2013) Ceiling fan needs to be removed, install common style light fixture in location were fan is to be removed, install new switch and replace. 14/2 romex from switch to light, approx 12ft of wire.
â Also called OAT for Organic Acid (or additive) Technology â This style of coolant should not be mixed with Green or Yellow antifreeze. â Do NOT use an OAT style coolant in older vehicles, especially since it will eat away the yellow metals and solder used in radiators, pumps, and bearings. What if my coolant is purple, pink, or blue?
There has been a very lively discussion going on about Red or DexcoolÂ® antifreeze and regular Green antifreeze. One myth is that all red antifreezes are DexcoolÂ®. There are standard antifreezes that are red and cars that have DexcoolÂ® will be labeled as such. Another myth is that DexcoolÂ® is not glycol based. Not true, all antifreezes are glycol based, including DexcoolÂ®. Both ethylene glycol (EG) and propylene glycol (PG) are used as the antifreeze base. From here the additional additives and inhibitors are added. Each glycol has supporters, although the best choice depends on the intended use.