Re: Red green antifreeze

Posted by T_Bone on February 09, 2005 at 21:40:46 from (4.240.42.11):

In Reply to: Red green antifreeze posted by DCM on February 09, 2005 at 11:49:46:

Hi Dan,

Although color is a indication of different anti-freeze this is no longer a "good" way of telling what anit-freeze will mix with another anti-freeze.

Example: Zerox G-0-5 a 100k coolant

In a 2002+ Ford PSD it's gold color

In a JDeere it's green

In a Cummins it's gold

And theres a red but I can't remember what uses it.

But my point, there all the same anti-freeze with a different color dye but the chemicals are the same. You can mix any of these with each other without any problems.

Then can you use red Dex-Cool with the red G-0-5? Nope, two different chemicals.

Can you mix the JD green long life coolant with standard green coolant? Nope two different chemicals.

T_Bone

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