Coolant Type Question
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As Doug said, and DONT mix coolants, they can/will turn to "gunk", and block things.
If what you find is suitable for an ALL aluminium engine, and you have doubts about what is in your engine, flush it out a few times with clean water, and fill with the new product, bleed it as needed, and enjoy. I use what is readily available in OZ (Tectaloy) that suits, as some obscure brand etc is too hard later in life when a "top up" is needed.
If what you find is suitable for an ALL aluminium engine, and you have doubts about what is in your engine, flush it out a few times with clean water, and fill with the new product, bleed it as needed, and enjoy. I use what is readily available in OZ (Tectaloy) that suits, as some obscure brand etc is too hard later in life when a "top up" is needed.
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It's Prestone and says, "mix with any coolant..."...I'm not mixing, merely flushing and reinstalling a whole new tankful.
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