Green vs. Pink Coolant: Know the Diffidence. When it comes to your car's coolant, understanding the differences between green and pink coolant is crucial. In this video, we explore the characteristics of green and pink coolants, including their composition and usage in different car models.
Green coolant, also known as ethylene glycol-based coolant, has been the go-to choice for many older vehicles due to its excellent heat transfer and freeze protection properties. On the other hand, pink coolant, often referred to as Organic Acid Technology (OAT) or Extended-Life Coolant, is gaining popularity in newer cars for its longer service life and use of organic acids as corrosion inhibitors.
But here's the important part: never mix green and pink coolant! Mixing them can have severe consequences for your engine, including the formation of harmful deposits and damage to critical components. It can also lead to reduced cooling efficiency and compromised corrosion protection.
Join us in this video as we explain why it's essential to follow your vehicle manufacturer's recommendations and use the right coolant for your car. Learn about the potential risks of interchanging coolants and discover the best practices for maintaining your engine's health and performance.
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29 июн 2023
