Understand the difference between coolants, and how to look for problems. Coolant (sometimes referred to as antifreeze or radiator fluid) is used to regulate your engine temperature and prevent it ...

Coolant is a 50/50 combination of water and antifreeze. Like motor oil, coolant flows through internal combustion engines to absorb and remove heat, prevent corrosion, and help the motor function at ...

There is no one single correct color for coolant, because different cars require different specific types of coolant. Some of the more common colors include pink, orange, blue, and green, and while ...

Polaris Laboratories is busting coolant myths, one by one! Check out the second video in our Coolant Myths, Busted! series. Does the color of your coolant mean anything? It’s important to understand ...

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Draining and filling the engine coolant is fairly straightforward for most vehicles produced before 2000. Start by checking the condition of your coolant when the engine is cool. Remove the radiator ...

With so many coolant colors available, finding the right one for your car can be a little daunting. But if you've recently discovered that your car is meant to use Toyota's Pink Super Long Life ...

In the good old days, you could drain fluids from your car and just dump them in the backyard without another thought. A small hole and some gravel were all you needed. Out of sight, out of mind. Well ...

The coolant inside your car's radiator can remain fresh and usable longer than the engine oil. On average, oil changes every are necessary every 5,000 miles or six months to avoid premature engine ...