Toyota super long life coolant compatibility

The Havoline coolant? Dexcool clone, they also list the same two organic acids listed in the 'Big Two' Prestones and GM's original DexCool. The chemistry warning statement on the jugs of 5/150,000 mile yellow Prestone, and the licensed Prestone DexCool clone that I used for years on my old Hyundai (with excellent results) are identical. They say use the 5 year/150K Yellow Prestone, but do NOT use DexCool. Dunno if the original stuff the factory put in and sat in the car for a year and a half wrecked the pump, or if it was the G-05 i replaced it with when I bought the car.Д®ven the factory reps at Hyundai USA have no clue what they're talking about. Honda has come out with this type of coolant also, and also, most of the makers of anti-freeze/coolant have as well.ДЄs I'm mystified as to the premature failure of my water pump (replaced by the stealer under warranty) on a 2005 Hyundai Accent, I'm scouting around to replace the syrup the dealer replaced my G-05 with. By just draining the radiator and resivior and adding a 50/50 mix, you can eliminate the trapped air in the system caused by flushing. This air in the cooling system reaks havock by cuasing hot spots and throws the temp gague into the red zone. So often when people drain, flush and refill their cooling systems, they create an air pocket in the cooling system that they can't seem to get rid of. I like to buy a gallon of RED and a gallon of distilled water and mix it myself. I really like the RED and am not interested in changing. The PINK may be a 5 year coolant as compared to the RED that is a 3 year coolant. Yes! you should probably flush the whole cooling system and refill with the PINK but, you would have to remove the water in the engines lower unit because the PINK is already diluted 50%. It is a 50/50 mix of coolant and DI or RO water. The PINK on the other hand is Toyotas newest formulation. Don't know about prestone etc.I sorry, I was mistaken! I thought that you were talking about the RED not the PINK. Just wanted to let everyone know after extensive looking into PEAK LONG LIFE GREEN coolant/antifreeze IS compatable and end all debates. Me personally, I drained the rad, the engine block, and put new RED in.

And yes.I did spend the $28 for Toyota coolant.which is crazy.but hey.you are paying for the added salts. So the Lex tech is right.as long as you don't mind a red-brownish color.you are ok with this brand. They pretty much do away from those ingredients with this brand nowadays.as I've read.

I even read that this particular Peak has no phosphates or silicates. Trust me.even the substance numbers are the same. The PEAK stuff is all the same but NO salt additives EXCEPT ingredient NJTSRN QT1 which is an inorganic acid.which I found was put in to deter animals. The only difference is that the red contains organic acid salt and hydrated inorganic salt.

After taking the trip to get the red Toyota stuff.I compared the ingredients. PEAK LONG LIFE 50/50 GREEN coolant is ok to use with factory red.

Toyota super long life coolant compatibility