tired of green coolant in your tubes,change the color

Grampa · Feb 9, 2004

extended life anto freeze is used in most newer cars,a few more bucks than the green stuff,but i like the color ,kinda of a red/orange depending on the brand,but dont mix green anti-freeze with it.makes it a little thick,not good

=ACID RAIN= · Feb 9, 2004

Yeah, it's called "dex-cool" usually. I've used it in the past, but right now I don't have any antifreeze.

Nick Burns · Feb 9, 2004

That is the good thing about Zerex, it has no color so you can die it whatever color you want.

Grampa · Feb 9, 2004

yep,thats what general motors calls it,dex-cool,they always want to change the name of things

eobard · Feb 9, 2004

I dyed the color of my water black (actually its a purple so dark that it just looks black) and my case is yellow inside, so if I get a leak, I'll see it even if it's a few drops.

Slayer2003 · Feb 9, 2004

eobard said:
I dyed the color of my water black (actually its a purple so dark that it just looks black) and my case is yellow inside, so if I get a leak, I'll see it even if it's a few drops.

dang, thas a cool idea.................might have to do something like that...........

vudoodoodoo · Feb 9, 2004

What do you use to dye it?

Grampa · Feb 9, 2004

If its leaks you want to find there is a dye that is used to find coolant leaks in automotive systems,you use an ultraviolet light to find the leak,anti-freeze in general shows up good in uv light,but with this dye there is no doubt where the leak is.That would go great with uv lighted cases. if you put on some of those yellow uv sunglasses then it realy shows up

tired of green coolant in your tubes,change the color

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