anti freeze Green vers pink

[dave1645]

Most Chrysler products have pinkish anti freeze, can I safely change over to Green or is there a problem or difference?

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[Bill]

I have never seen brown anti freeze unless it’s rusty. Newer mopars use coolant that is pinkish in color. Green coolant unless it’s called global coolant may not be recommended by the manufacture. They spent thousands of dollars in research to develop the correct coolant for your car. I would stick with it.

[dave1645]

ya it was rusty I have already changed it out flushing the system backwards and forward, this btw
in in a 2000 jeep GC it this truck it kinda overheats in a strange wayyou can drive around for an hour or so and then it will start to overheat. I have the same type year make and model and have had no problems just thought there might be a difference in boiling point

[Bill]

Nope…no difference in boiling the point.

[college man]

[quote=”dave1645″ post=69619]ya it was rusty I have already changed it out flushing the system backwards and forward, this btw
in in a 2000 jeep GC it this truck it kinda overheats in a strange wayyou can drive around for an hour or so and then it will start to overheat. I have the same type year make and model and have had no problems just thought there might be a difference in boiling point[/quote]

As long as you flushed all the old out.The green stuff will
work. Prestone all the way.

[Flemming Jacobsen]

I think we have blue or red antifreeze coolant here. One is for cast iron blocks and the other for aluminium blocks.

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