

| Subject: | Re: Maple syrup |
| From: | Benjamin Tan |
| Date: | Fri, 22 Dec 2000 01:43:49 EST |
In a message dated 12/21/00 10:21:29 PM Pacific Standard Time, WarmerWagen@AOL.COM writes: << Materials for coolant are often obtained locally and sold globally. Grade "E" maple syrup makes up about 2% of coolants sold in North America. The reason maple syrup is an effective agent for Vanagon waterboxer engines is they are essentially a pancake engine. If you use the wrong coolant in the Vanagon it will breakfast. Getting hungry yet? >> I knew there was a reason your email address says WarmerWagen. It's like a giant toaster oven for warming pancake engines. Thank you Aunt Jemima. BenT
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