The color of the antifreeze is made that way and no dye is available. There is no reason to color it afterwards. The reason for the different colors these days is because they have made it with different properties to match specific engine manufactuerers needs. Newer engines now take pink or red for example due to blocks and cyl heads being made from different metals and they are also trying to prevent engine failures due to the way earlier coolants had on engine parts. Mixing colors isn't a good idea but that's still up for debate by many people.Go with what the owners manual states.
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Whiskey is the antidote to ethylene glycol poisoning. ethylene glycol is the poisonous ingredient of many commercial antifreeze brands and causes renal and liver failure and ultimately death.
Antifreeze absorbs and releases heat constantly. Over time, this causes the antifreeze to break down.
Blown headgasket
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When the soap gets wet it causes it to produce bubbles.
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Wind shear.