Check with NAPA they have a sca in there brand to add to the green coolant that is reasonable.
I'm getting so many mixed messages about what to use or not.
Check with NAPA they have a sca in there brand to add to the green coolant that is reasonable.
That's because everyone has their own opinion, and a lot of things will work.
Fleetcharge is great, I've been using it for years and I like it. From what I've read it's exactly the same as the regular green stuff, it just already has SCA's added. You can get test kits if you want to keep an eye on the SCA levels, or you can be lazy like me and change it every other year and not worry about itOkay. I think Fleetcharge is an ideal choice if I'm understanding what's required chemically:
Ethylene glycol: yes
Phosphates: no
Low silicates: yes
Nitrates: yes
It's basically identical to G-05 except in color, but it also has SCA, unlike G-05.
This PDF lays it out well:
https://images.oreillyauto.com/parts/img/documents/afz/antifreezeguide.pdf
Ethylene glycol: yes
Phosphates: no
Low silicates: yes
Nitrates: yes
It's basically identical to G-05 except in color, but it also has SCA, unlike G-05.
Any coolant that HAS SCA in it will need routine testing and SCA to be added. Any coolant that provides cavitation protection without the use of SCA should not be mixed with SCA.
pure dexcool/dexclone 50/50 with water will destroy a copper radiator real fast. A few months! Yours being so dirty may be insulating the solder from the bad stuff.How long does it take?
This stuff
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